The John Templeton Foundation has announced the winners in its What Works in Enterprise-Based Solutions to Poverty grant competition

At its April meeting, the IEA's Shadow Monetary Policy Committee voted to hold interest rates for the timebeing

In a new study published by the IEA, former Chief Economic Advisor to the Treasury, Sir Alan Budd, argues that Britain's ERM experience paved the way to a low inflation, low unemployment economy

New ways to fund large infrastructure projects such as Crossrail, are proposed in a study published today by the Institute of Economic Affairs*.

Leading economist Tim Congdon has attacked the notion that there is a savings gap in the UK pensions system in an article published today in Economic Affairs

The Way out of the Pensions Quagmire*, facing present and future generations of pensioners is proposed in a new study published by the IEA.

Economist Diane Coyle challenges many widely held assumptions about immigration.

Eighteen liberal academics set out their vision of a liberal utopia in a special publication to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Institute of Economic Affairs.

SMPC voted by seven votes to two to hold interest rates