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IEA Monetary Policy.

Central Banking in a Free Society

26 March 2009
Research

Central Banking in a Free Society

Tim Congdon
26 March 2009

The Bank of England should be privatised

The author covers the Northern Rock affair and the subsequent instability in the UK financial system in the context of … Continue reading “Central Banking in a Free Society”

Free Banking in Britain – Theory, Experience and Debate 1800-1845

9 March 2009
Research

Free Banking in Britain – Theory, Experience and Debate 1800-1845

Lawrence H. White
9 March 2009

This classic text has recently been bought back into print

First published in the 1984, this classic title was republished in 1996 but has been out-of-print for a number of … Continue reading “Free Banking in Britain – Theory, Experience and Debate 1800-1845”

Reflections on Monetary Policy – Then and Now (web publication)

4 March 2009
Research

Reflections on Monetary Policy – Then and Now (web publication)

Gordon Pepper
4 March 2009

How to cure debt-deflation

In the first Shadow Monetary Policy Committee Discussion Paper, Gordon Pepper outlines the role of the Bank of England, the … Continue reading “Reflections on Monetary Policy – Then and Now (web publication)”

Good Money

10 August 2008
Research

Good Money

George Selgin. With a foreword by Charles Goodhart.
10 August 2008

A lively new book which explores a fascinating historical challenge to state control of money

In Good Money , George Selgin tells the story of a fascinating and important yet almost unknown episode in the … Continue reading “Good Money”

Denationalisation of Money

9 April 2008
Research

Denationalisation of Money

F. A. Hayek
9 April 2008

F. A. Hayek's masterpiece on economic crises, free banking and inflation has been reissued

In this groundbreaking work, first published in 1976, Friedrich von Hayek argues that the government monopoly of money must be … Continue reading “Denationalisation of Money”

Money, Prices and the Real Economy (web version)

22 May 2007
Research

Money, Prices and the Real Economy (web version)

Edited by Geoffrey E. Wood
22 May 2007

Published by the IEA in association with Edward Elgar

Money, Prices and the Real Economy was first published in 1998, but the analysis in the book is timeless and … Continue reading “Money, Prices and the Real Economy (web version)”

Issues in Monetary Policy

2 April 2006
Research

Issues in Monetary Policy

2 April 2006

This major title explores a series of issues within comtemporary monetary policy.

Edited by Kent Matthews and Philip Booth With contributions by Mervyn King, David B Smith, Andrew Lilico, Keith Pilbeam, Patrick … Continue reading “Issues in Monetary Policy”

Were 364 Economists All Wrong?

8 March 2006
Research

Were 364 Economists All Wrong?

Edited by Philip Booth
8 March 2006

A discussion of the impact and legacy of the seminal 1981 Budget.

In March 1981, 364 economists agreed to write to The Times arguing strongly against the then government’s monetary and fiscal … Continue reading “Were 364 Economists All Wrong?”

Money and Asset Prices in Boom and Bust

5 September 2005
Research

Money and Asset Prices in Boom and Bust

Tim Congdon
5 September 2005

Tim Congdon argues that property and share price booms are caused by loose monetary policy

In this groundbreaking study, Professor Tim Congdon argues that movements in the general level of asset prices (such as house … Continue reading “Money and Asset Prices in Boom and Bust”

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