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Competition and Regulation in Utility Markets

1 May 2003
Research

Competition and Regulation in Utility Markets

edited by Colin Robinson
1 May 2003

The latest book of the IEA's joint series with the London Business School about the state of UK utility regulation.

This book is a collection of papers from the Beesley Lecture series on regulation held jointly by The IEA and … Continue reading “Competition and Regulation in Utility Markets”

A Penny on the Post Too Little, Too Late, Too Intrusive (CC 14) – Ian Senior

1 May 2003
Research

A Penny on the Post Too Little, Too Late, Too Intrusive (CC 14) – Ian Senior

Ian Senior
1 May 2003

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2003, Current Controversies 14

A Market in Airport Slots

1 May 2003
Research

A Market in Airport Slots

Edited by Keith Boyfield
1 May 2003

Four authors examine the possibility of creating a market in take-off and landing slots at airports

Over the past twenty years, airports and airlines have been privatised in many countries. However, many of the fundamental functions … Continue reading “A Market in Airport Slots”

Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of Central Bank

17 April 2003
Research

Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of Central Bank

Milton Friedman and Charles A. E. Goodhart
17 April 2003
There are at least three requirements for an economy to maintain stable prices. Policy markers and opinion formers must understand … Continue reading “Money, Inflation and the Constitutional Position of Central Bank”

More Nonsense on Stilts: Mr Bentham Is At It Again (web publication) – Anthony De Jasay

8 April 2003
Research

More Nonsense on Stilts: Mr Bentham Is At It Again (web publication) – Anthony De Jasay

Anthony De Jasay
8 April 2003

7th in the series of IEA Discussion Papers

2003, Discussion Paper 7

Financial Services Regulation Lectures (web publication)

13 March 2003
Research

Financial Services Regulation Lectures (web publication)

Andrew Crockett, Sir Adam Ridley, Baron Alexandre Lamfalussy and Sir Howard Davies
13 March 2003

6th in the series of IEA Discussion Papers

This paper is the text of the iea/Cass Business School Financial Services Regulation Lectures, 2003 held at Cass Business School, … Continue reading “Financial Services Regulation Lectures (web publication)”

Aspects of the Economics of An Ageing Population (web publication) – Philip Booth

27 February 2003
Research

Aspects of the Economics of An Ageing Population (web publication) – Philip Booth

Philip Booth
27 February 2003

5th in the series of IEA Discussion Papers

2003, Discussion Paper 5

Health Care: Can Britain Learn From France? (web publication) – Walter Elkan

26 February 2003
Research

Health Care: Can Britain Learn From France? (web publication) – Walter Elkan

Walter Elkan
26 February 2003

4th in the series of IEA Discussion Papers

2003, Discussion Paper 4

Simplifying the Taxation of Pensions (web publication) – Philip Booth and Deborah Cooper

24 January 2003
Research

Simplifying the Taxation of Pensions (web publication) – Philip Booth and Deborah Cooper

Phillip Booth and Deborah Cooper
24 January 2003

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2003, Current Controversies 13

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