Samuel Hayes, of Harvard Business School, points out that after the second world war the fees for many operations were fixed.
While Corbyn rebelled over academy conversion, foundation hospitals, the Iraq war, tuition fees and detention measures, Blairite MPs have offered their own warped form of 'principled rebellion' – airing their anti-Corbyn views in the press and decimating their party.
No, I was standing for what I thought were very important principles such as on identity cards, such as on terrorism legislation, such as on the Iraq war, student fees.
For many people, this would be the final straw in their relationship with a party that had destroyed their trust over the Iraq war, tuition fees, identity cards and a lack of opposition to austerity.
'War, tuition fees, house arrest, wholesale subservience to American foreign policy, talk of services being "swamped" by refugees, the deliberately manipulative use of fear, the introduction of ID cards, the suspension of habeas corpus - and these are the good guys.
During that standoff, analysts said it was only an early skirmish in what was likely to be a long and bitter war over retransmission fees.
Revisionism insists that Blair has been mistreated by current public opinion, that history will gloss over the Iraq war and tuition fees.
Formerly parliamentary private secretary to Gordon Brown he has, nonetheless, disagreed with party policy on a number of issues, for example the Iraq war and tuition fees.
The same day a group of big investment banks fired its latest broadside in the war over trading fees by announcing plans to sidestep the exchanges with their own platform spanning Europe.
A rich man's game Down, but far from out Business as usual Mediocre, but at least they're free The seven-yearly war ReprintsUniversities embraced fees as a way to improve teaching conditions.
