1 February 2022 with Stowe School – this event is virtual. If you wish to register, click here

Schedule:

9.00-10.00: Inflation, Prof Philip Booth

10.15-11.15: Social Health Insurance – an alternative to the NHS?, Dr Kristian Niemietz

11.30-12.30: A free-market perspective on climate change, Julian Jessop

22nd February 2022 with Portsmouth Grammar School – This event is in person. If you wish to register, please email Brittany Davis at bdavis@iea.org.uk.

Schedule:

10.00-11.00: Session 1

11.30-12.30: Rent controls and the housing crisis, Dr Steve Davies

13.30-14.30: Market and government failure – why do governments subsidise fossil fuels? Prof Philip Booth

1st March 2022 with Gordon’s School – This event is virtual. If you wish to register, click here

Schedule:

9.45-10.40: International aid and the developing world, Alexander Hammond

11.00-11.55: Public spending, taxation, and quantitative easing, Prof Philip Booth

12.00-12.55: a free-market approach to the environment and climate change, Dr Steve Davies

2nd March 2022 with Woodford School – This event is virtual. If you wish to register, click here

Schedule:

9.00-10.00: Public spending, taxation, and quantitative easing, Prof Philip Booth

10.15-11.15: Inequality, Chris Snowdon

11.30-12.30: Free trade with a dash of Brexit, Julian Jessop

18th March 2022 with Clifton College – This event is in person. If you wish to register, please email Brittany Davis at bdavis@iea.org.uk.

Schedule:

9.30-10.30: Economics of video games and virtual worlds, Dr Steve Davies

10.50-11.50: Session 2

12.10-13.10: Gender Wage Gap, Annabel Denham

30th March 2022 with Sir Joseph Williamson Mathematical School- This event is virtual. If you wish to register, click here

Schedule:

8.50-9.50: Africa rising – what does the future hold for the world’s poorest continent? Alexander Hammond

9.55-10.55: Football – the economics behind the game, Dr Steve Davies

11.20-12.20: Gender Wage Gap, Annabel Denham