Economics of Policy Errors and Learning in the European Union. Bruges European Economic Policy (BEEP) Briefing 31/2013

Policy errors occur regularly in EU Member States. Learning from these errors can be beneficial. This paper explains how the European Union can facilitate this learning. At present, much attention is given to “best practices”. But learning from mistakes is also valuable. The paper develops the concept of “avoidable error” and examines evidence from infringement proceedings and special reports of the European Court of Auditors which indicate that Member States do indeed commit avoidable errors. The paper considers how Member States may take measures not to repeat avoidable or predictable errors and makes appropriate proposals.

Incunabulum incunabulorum. TheGutenberg Bible on vellum in the Vollbehr collection. An authentic story of the choicest book of Christendom told anew,

"Table of all the know Gutenberg Bibles on vellum still extant": p. [8]

Photo-gravures of the Holy Land, embracing fifty prominent views illustrative of Bible history and scenes in the life of our Lord.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Bible in common schools. The reports of the Committee of the Board of education, of the city of Detroit, on the petition for the admission of the Bible into the public schools of the city.

Mode of access: Internet.

Economic factors in the railway situation (1926) Report made to American railway association, by Bureau of railway economics, Washington, D.C., March 19, 1926.

Mode of access: Internet.

Memoirs of the Rev. Ammi Rogers ... persecuted in the state of Connecticut, on account of religion and politics, for almost twenty years; and finally falsely accused and imprisoned in Norwich jail, for two years on the charge of crimes said to have been committed in the town of Griswold ... Also a concise view of the authority , doctrine, and worship, in the Protestant Episcopal church, and a very valuable index to the Holy Bible.

Mode of access: Internet.

The evolution of home economics extension work in the United States, with emphasis on New York State's contribution.

Mode of access: Internet.

The library of home economics : a complete home-study coursr on the new profession of home-making and art of right living : the practical application of athe most recent advances in the arts and sciences to home and health /

v.1. The house, its plan, decoration and care / by Isabel Bevier. -- v.2. Household bacteriology / by S. Maria Elliott. -- v.3. Household hygiene / by S. Maria Elliott. -- v.4. Chemistry of the household / by Margaret E. Dodd. -- v.5. Principles of cookery / by Anna Barrows. -- v.6. Food and dietetics / by Alice P. Norton. -- v.7. Household management by Bertha M. Terrill. -- v.8. Personal hygiene / ed. by M. Le Bosquet. -- v.9. Home care of the sick / by Amy E. Pope. -- v.10. Textiles and clothing / by Kate H. Watson. -- v.11. Study of child life / by Marion F. Washburne. -- v.12. Care of children / by A.C. Cotton.

Railway regulation; an analysis of the underlying problems in railway economics from the standpoint of government regulation

Selected books: p. 224-225.

The holy Bible containing the old and new testaments in the Tamil language.

Title page is in English and Tamil.

Available sources for the study of problem economics in Western Pennsylvania,

Mode of access: Internet.

A Tahitian and English dictionary, with introductory remarks on the Polynesian language, and a short grammar of the Tahitian dialect: with an appendix containing a list of foreign words used in the Tahitian Bible, in commerce, etc., with the sources from whence they have been derived.

Mode of access: Internet.

Published and processed reports of research in foods, human nutrition, and home economics at the land-grant institutions; a list.

Mode of access: Internet.

Readings from the Old Testament : selections from the English Bible for reading in home and school and for supplementary work in the class room in reading and English /

Mode of access: Internet.

Research in progress in the Bureau of Agricultural economics, June 30, 1929.

Mode of access: Internet.