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Does the Past have a Future? The Political Economy of Heritage

1 January 1998
Research

Does the Past have a Future? The Political Economy of Heritage

Sir Alan Peacock
1 January 1998
Many countries are proud of their ‘heritage,’ in terms of buildings various artefacts from the past. In some cases, a … Continue reading “Does the Past have a Future? The Political Economy of Heritage”

Chaos, Management and Economics

1 January 1998
Research

Chaos, Management and Economics

David Parker and Ralph Stacey
1 January 1998

The best selling IEA title of the 1990s, it applies chaos theory to the social sciences

First published in 1994, this title was the best selling IEA publication of the 1990s. It applies the ideas of … Continue reading “Chaos, Management and Economics”

How Markets Work: Disequilibrium, Entrepreneurship and Discovery

1 June 1997
Research

How Markets Work: Disequilibrium, Entrepreneurship and Discovery

Israel M. Kirzner
1 June 1997

A modern classic of Austrian economic theory

Professor Israel M.Kirzner, one of the most eminent members of the Austrian School of Economics uses his unrivalled knowledge to … Continue reading “How Markets Work: Disequilibrium, Entrepreneurship and Discovery”

Learning From The Past, Freeing Up The Future (web publication)

1 January 1997
Research

Learning From The Past, Freeing Up The Future (web publication)

Fred L. Smith, Jr.
1 January 1997

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Taking the Measure of Poverty:

1 October 1995
Research

Taking the Measure of Poverty:

Richard Pryke
1 October 1995
In this critique of the DSS’s HBAI poverty statistics Dr Richard Pryke suggests six major weaknesses which, once taken into … Continue reading “Taking the Measure of Poverty:”

Choice, Contract, Consent: A Restatement of Liberalism

1 June 1991
Research

Choice, Contract, Consent: A Restatement of Liberalism

Anthony de Jasay
1 June 1991
Choice, Contract, Consent, in restating liberalism, finds its rock-bottom foundations in six first principles that are either self-evident, or readily … Continue reading “Choice, Contract, Consent: A Restatement of Liberalism”

The Consequences of Mr Keynes

20 April 1978
Research

The Consequences of Mr Keynes

James M. Buchanan, John Burton and Richard E. Wagner
20 April 1978

An analysis of the misuse of economic theory for political profiteering

The Keynesian revolution replaced the Classical view by the notion that the economy was inherently unstable but that its fluctuations … Continue reading “The Consequences of Mr Keynes”

Liberty and Equality

23 October 1977
Research

Liberty and Equality

Lord Robbins
23 October 1977

How egalitarian policies undermine personal and economic freedom

Unless there is personal liberty human action cannot be judged as ethical or unethical. Classical liberalism assumes a framework of … Continue reading “Liberty and Equality”

Keynes versus the ‘Keynesians’

12 July 1977
Research

Keynes versus the ‘Keynesians’

T. W. Hutchison
12 July 1977

Keynes's name and repute have been used to support policies not justified by his writings

In this Hobart Paperback Professor T. W. Hutchison tests the interpretation of Keynes in the light of his writings and … Continue reading “Keynes versus the ‘Keynesians’”

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