5 December 2003
Free and compulsory state education is a middle class rip-off, which has damaged the poor and led to lower literacy rates than those in pre 1870 Britain
28 October 2003
Embargoed for 00.01 hours, Tuesday 28 October 2003
28 September 2003
Embargoed for 00.01 hours, 28th September 2003
26 September 2003
Embargoed for 00.01 hours, 26th September 2003
23 July 2003
The Shadow Monetary Policy Committee (SMPC), a group of distinguished economists that meets quarterly at the Institute of Economic Affairs, … Continue reading “SMPC Divided on Rate Cut Decision”
21 July 2003
Stock market bubbles and busts are a natural and essential part of the market process that policymakers should not seek … Continue reading “Stock Market Bubbles Good for Consumers Argues IEA Author”
20 June 2003
IEA authors make radical proposals to improve the state of our cities
6 May 2003
In a new publication by the Institute of Economic Affairs, postal economist Ian Senior, describes the additional 1p on the … Continue reading “Penny on the Post: Too Little, Too Late, Too Intrusive Says New IEA Paper”
30 April 2003
The latest monograph published by the Institute of Economic Affairs, “Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of the Central Bank” … Continue reading “IEA Authors Stress the Importance of Keeping Monetary Discretion Out of the Hands of Politicians”