Please be aware that this book is no longer available for sale. In 2000 the Institute began a series of … Continue reading “Capitalism, Morality and Markets”

In the last twenty-five years, many countries have embarked on programmes of economic liberalisation. But, David Henderson argues, it is … Continue reading “Anti-Liberalism 2000: The Rise of New Millennium Collectivism”

Trans-National Government, Legitimacy and the WHO. Roger Scruton examines the activities of transnational institutions (the United Nations and its affiliates) … Continue reading “WHO, What and Why?”

2001, Occasional Papers 121, ISBN 978 0 255 36522 2, 99pp, PB

Every year the Institute of Economic Affairs and the London Business School publish a volume of essays about Britain’s system … Continue reading “Regulating Utilities New Issues, New Solutions”

A New Trading Agenda for the Age of Globalisation. At a time when public opposition to joining the euro is … Continue reading “The World Turned Rightside Up”

The present government assumes an ‘integrated transport policy’ is required because integration will not be achieved by market forces. Its … Continue reading “Transport Policy: the Myth of Integrated Planning”

There is still a consensus that British workers are unskilled in relation to their foreign counterparts and a considerable increase … Continue reading “Training Too Much?”