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Self-Help by Samuel Smiles (web publication)

12 March 2009
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Self-Help by Samuel Smiles (web publication)

Samuel Smiles
12 March 2009

A condensed version of the 19th-century classic

First published in 1859, Self-Help is an inspiring account of the challenges overcome by the heroes of the Industrial Revolution. … Continue reading “Self-Help by Samuel Smiles (web publication)”

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

9 March 2009
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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
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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)”

2009 Index of Economic Freedom

1 March 2009
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2009 Index of Economic Freedom

Terry Miller and Kim Holmes
1 March 2009

The fifteenth edition of the Heritage Foundation's popular survey of economic liberty

Should the recent world economic crisis spell the end for free-market capitalism, as many claim? The 2009 Index of Economic … Continue reading “2009 Index of Economic Freedom”

New Europe’s Old Regions

5 February 2009
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New Europe’s Old Regions

Piotr Zientara
5 February 2009

Liberalisation and political reform are needed in the poorest parts of the EU

The recent accession of the former communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe to the European Union significantly changed many … Continue reading “New Europe’s Old Regions”

Pension Provision: Government Failure Around the World

5 December 2008
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Pension Provision: Government Failure Around the World

Philip Booth et al
5 December 2008

State intervention has had catastrophic effects

This monograph surveys the results of government intervention in the market for retirement income provision throughout the world. The authors … Continue reading “Pension Provision: Government Failure Around the World”

Understanding the Labour Market for Older Workers (web publication)

30 November 2008
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Understanding the Labour Market for Older Workers (web publication)

John S. Heywood and W. Stanley Siebert
30 November 2008

Why is retirement so abrupt?

In the twenty-third IEA Discussion Paper, John S. Heywood and W. Stanley Siebert examine the labour market for older workers. … Continue reading “Understanding the Labour Market for Older Workers (web publication)”

A Bankruptcy Foretold: The UK s Implicit Pension Debt (web publication)

26 November 2008
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A Bankruptcy Foretold: The UK s Implicit Pension Debt (web publication)

Nick Silver
26 November 2008

Author calculates government debt at 276% of GDP

In the twenty-second IEA Discussion Paper, respected actuary Nick Silver uses standard accounting practice to calculate the level of UK … Continue reading “A Bankruptcy Foretold: The UK s Implicit Pension Debt (web publication)”

Antony Fisher: Champion of Liberty

10 November 2008
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Antony Fisher: Champion of Liberty

Gerald Frost
10 November 2008

Condensed version of the biography of the IEA's founder

This account, expertly condensed by David Moller, details the extraordinary life and achievements of the IEA’s founder. Antony Fisher’s name … Continue reading “Antony Fisher: Champion of Liberty”

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