Money Still Matters – The Implications of M4X for Quantitative Easing (web publication)

18 March 2010
Research

Money Still Matters – The Implications of M4X for Quantitative Easing (web publication)

David B. Smith
18 March 2010

UK's fiscal profligacy is exacerbating the downturn

In the twenty-sixty IEA Discussion Paper, Professor David B. Smith examines M4X as a measure of the supply of broad … Continue reading “Money Still Matters – The Implications of M4X for Quantitative Easing (web publication)”

Taxation and Red Tape: The Cost to British Business of Complying with the UK Tax System

17 February 2010
Research

Taxation and Red Tape: The Cost to British Business of Complying with the UK Tax System

Francis Chittenden, Hilary Foster and Brian Sloan
17 February 2010

Small firms suffer far more than large firms

Successive governments have promised to reduce business red tape, whilst doing nothing about it. In fact, with regard to the … Continue reading “Taxation and Red Tape: The Cost to British Business of Complying with the UK Tax System”

Economic Contractions in the United States: A Failure of Government

7 September 2009
Research

Economic Contractions in the United States: A Failure of Government

Charles K. Rowley and Nathaniel Smith
7 September 2009

Obama is repeating the mistakes of the Great Depression

Note: only the first part of the book is currently available to download (Contents, Foreword, Preface and Introduction). Seeking ‘not … Continue reading “Economic Contractions in the United States: A Failure of Government”