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Oh What a Wonderful World

3 January 2019

Oh What a Wonderful World

3 January 2019
Professor Philip Booth, Senior Academic Fellow at the IEA, speaks to an audience at the 2018 Ideas Exchange about why, … Continue reading “Oh What a Wonderful World”

Hayek Lecture 2018: How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Change The World?

20 November 2018

Hayek Lecture 2018: How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Change The World?

20 November 2018
Renowned author Matt Ridley gave 2018’s Hayek Memorial Lecture. Matt’s books – which include The Rational Optimist and The Evolution … Continue reading “Hayek Lecture 2018: How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Change The World?”

Debunking the ‘State-as-Investor’

21 September 2018

Debunking the ‘State-as-Investor’

21 September 2018
The idea of the “Entrepreneurial State” or the “state as investor” has taken off in recent years – following the … Continue reading “Debunking the ‘State-as-Investor’”

The case for the Norway Option

6 September 2018

The case for the Norway Option

6 September 2018
We may be leaving the EU – but what should our mode of departure look like? Today we’re joined by … Continue reading “The case for the Norway Option”

Has real socialism ever been tried?

31 August 2018
Economic Theory

Has real socialism ever been tried?

31 August 2018
Socialists claim that previous versions of socialism went wrong because of external constraints, or because it happened in the wrong … Continue reading “Has real socialism ever been tried?”

Trade Talks and the Future of Business

9 August 2018

Trade Talks and the Future of Business

9 August 2018
With power struggles within Parliament dominating the headlines, it’s all too easy to forget the bigger picture of our departure … Continue reading “Trade Talks and the Future of Business”

After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper

16 July 2018

After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper

16 July 2018
fter months of anticipation, Theresa May’s government has finally fleshed out in detail their view of Britain’s future relationship with … Continue reading “After Chequers – the Alternative Brexit White Paper”

Cheque-mate for Brexit?

4 July 2018

Cheque-mate for Brexit?

4 July 2018
This week, the PM and her cabinet will gather in Chequers for a crucial summit, a meeting that will form … Continue reading “Cheque-mate for Brexit?”

Brexit and the Future of Global Trade

28 June 2018

Brexit and the Future of Global Trade

28 June 2018
Today we’re joined by the Advisory Board of our International Trade and Competition Unit, made up of world-renowned experts in … Continue reading “Brexit and the Future of Global Trade”

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