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What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?

6 February 2007
Monetary Policy

What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?

6 February 2007

Philip Booth writes for the Yorkshire Post

The IEA’s Professor Philip Booth writes for the Yorkshire Post on the importance of monetary theory, considering recent rises in … Continue reading “What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?”

Liberal Democrats lack radicalism

5 April 2010
Government and Institutions

Liberal Democrats lack radicalism

5 April 2010

Mark Littlewood appears on Channel 4 News

Mark Littlewood discusses the lack of risk-taking and the paucity of radicialism seen within the Liberal Democrats, on Channel 4 … Continue reading “Liberal Democrats lack radicalism”

Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia

20 June 2010
Economic Theory

Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia

20 June 2010

The Telegraph profiles Prof. Gary Becker and his remarkable work

Angela Monaghan from The Telegraph interviews Prof. Gary Becker about his remarkable achievements. The interview can be read on The … Continue reading “Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia”

Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme

15 December 2009
Monetary Policy

Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme

15 December 2009

SMPC member argues UK's huge budget deficit threatens recovery

Andrew Lilico, a member of the IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee and Chief Economist at Policy Exchange, has appeared on … Continue reading “Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme”

Appropriate pay levels ‘can only be determined by the open market’

23 October 2010
Labour Market

Appropriate pay levels ‘can only be determined by the open market’

23 October 2010

IEA Chairman Prof David Myddelton appears on BBC Radio 5 Live's Stephen Nolan programme

In a week where Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney signs a five year contract for (allegedly) double his previous weekly … Continue reading “Appropriate pay levels ‘can only be determined by the open market’”

Are the liberal democrats liberal?

3 April 2010
Regulation

Are the liberal democrats liberal?

3 April 2010

Dr Richard Wellings writes for Liberal Democrat Voice

Writing for the Liberal Democrat Voice, the IEA’s Dr Richard Wellings asks whether Liberal Democrats are truly liberal. Read the … Continue reading “Are the liberal democrats liberal?”

The EU should end subsidies and price-fixing to help developing countries

21 April 2004
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The EU should end subsidies and price-fixing to help developing countries

21 April 2004

Dr John Meadowcroft writes a letter to The Financial Times

In a letter to the editor of the Financial Times, IEA Research Fellow John Meadowcroft argues that the solution to … Continue reading “The EU should end subsidies and price-fixing to help developing countries”

Samuel Smiles and self-help

10 February 2004
Society and Culture

Samuel Smiles and self-help

10 February 2004

John Blundell writes for The Scotsman

IEA Director General John Blundell writes for The Scotsman on the centenary of Samuel Smiles’ death.         … Continue reading “Samuel Smiles and self-help”

Affording Old Age

14 September 2010
Welfare

Affording Old Age

14 September 2010

Prof Philip Booth appears on BBC 2's GMT programme

After years pursuing its ‘one child’ policy, China is now having to face the challenge of looking after an ageing … Continue reading “Affording Old Age”

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