Adam Smith is a name that will be familiar to most people. The ‘father of Economics’ is a famous historical … Continue reading “Free Market Masters: Adam Smith”

Friedrich Hayek was one of the most influential economic and political theorists of the 20th century. In economics two of … Continue reading “Free Market Masters: Friedrich Hayek”

Ludwig von Mises was one of the greatest economists and political scientists of the twentieth century. He revolutionised the understanding … Continue reading “Free Market Masters: Ludwig von Mises”

In this short interview John Blundell talks about his paper Waging the War of Ideas, examining how wars of ideas … Continue reading “Waging The War Of Ideas”

A recent IEA student/teachers’ workshop featured sessions led by Dr Mark Pennington on “Environmentalists: Nice but Wrong?”; Dr Stephen Davies … Continue reading “Environmentalists: Nice But Wrong?”

A recent IEA student/teachers’ workshop featured sessions led by Dr Mark Pennington on “Environmentalists: Nice but Wrong?”; Dr Stephen Davies … Continue reading “Trade, Trade Connections & History”

A Conservative Party Conference panel discussion, featuring: Mark Littlewood, Institute of Economic Affairs (chair) Allister Heath, editor of City AM … Continue reading “From baby boom to bust: debt, spending, pensions and the burden on the next generation”

Dr Mark Pennington provides an introduction to his latest book, Robust Political Economy

Richard D. North sets out the benefits of mass affluence and explains why ‘rich is beautiful’.