Speakers: Prof Tim Congdon CBE, Chief Executive, International Monetary Research Ltd; Martin Howe QC, 8 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn; Mats … Continue reading “Britain and the European Union – Better Off Out?”

Americans went to the polls on 6 November to choose not only a President, but also to determine control of … Continue reading “Implications of the US election for the global economy”

IEA fringe event at Conservative Party Conference. As the cost of living becomes an increasingly important issue for people, this … Continue reading “Strugglers and strivers: An agenda that will attract”

IEA and Free Enterprise Group – Conservative Party Conference event – Tuesday 9 October 2012 Emerging economies are now rising … Continue reading “A manifesto fit for 2015 – 15 ideas to transform Britain”

The Institute of Economic Affairs fringe event at UKIP Conference. Speakers: Mark Littlewood (IEA), Patrick O’Flynn (Daily Express), Steven Woolfe … Continue reading “Has the Coalition failed the economy? Is free market reform the answer?”

The Institute of Economic Affairs held an exclusive head-to-head debate on Drugs: The War We Never Fought between Peter Hitchens … Continue reading “Drugs: The War We Never Fought”

The book launch for the new IEA co-published book by Nobel Laureate Prof Ronald Coase and Ning Wang. Speakers include: … Continue reading “How China Became Capitalist”

The second panel discussion at the IEA/FEG Growth Forum on job creation and education. Speakers include: Len Shackleton Elizabeth Truss … Continue reading “IEA Growth Forum – Job Creation and Education”

An evening panel discussion tackling the question of whether there should be a specific government department covering the areas of media, … Continue reading “Should we abolish the DCMS?”