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Were 364 Economists All Wrong?

8 March 2006
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Were 364 Economists All Wrong?

Edited by Philip Booth
8 March 2006

A discussion of the impact and legacy of the seminal 1981 Budget.

In March 1981, 364 economists agreed to write to The Times arguing strongly against the then government’s monetary and fiscal … Continue reading “Were 364 Economists All Wrong?”

The Benefits of Tax Competition

20 December 2005
Research

The Benefits of Tax Competition

Richard Teather
20 December 2005

Richard Teather sets out the enormous benefits that flow from tax competition.

Most governments have laws to prevent cartels and ensure competition, but most governments do not apply the logic of competition … Continue reading “The Benefits of Tax Competition”

To Tax or What to Tax? (web publication)

22 September 2004
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To Tax or What to Tax? (web publication)

David Franklin
22 September 2004

In the 18th IEA Current Controversies paper, David Franklin offers a fresh analysis of the waste of taxpayers' money by government

The tax burden rises relentlessly upwards, while the quality of public services leaves most taxpayers dissatisfied. This paper explains why … Continue reading “To Tax or What to Tax? (web publication)”

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

27 February 2003
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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

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

24 January 2003
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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

Euthanasia for Death Duties

30 August 2002
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Euthanasia for Death Duties

Barry Bracewell-Milnes
30 August 2002

A comprehensive analysis of the failings of Inheritance Tax

Death duties are now only a minor source of revenue to the British Exchequer (about 1.5 per cent of Inland … Continue reading “Euthanasia for Death Duties”

Taxes, Benefits and Family Life

1 September 1995
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Taxes, Benefits and Family Life

Hermione Parker
1 September 1995
This pioneering piece of research analyses the interactions of the tax and benefit systems. The author explains the ‘seven deadly … Continue reading “Taxes, Benefits and Family Life”

The Consequences of Mr Keynes

20 April 1978
Research

The Consequences of Mr Keynes

James M. Buchanan, John Burton and Richard E. Wagner
20 April 1978

An analysis of the misuse of economic theory for political profiteering

The Keynesian revolution replaced the Classical view by the notion that the economy was inherently unstable but that its fluctuations … Continue reading “The Consequences of Mr Keynes”

The State of Taxation

15 July 1977
Research

The State of Taxation

Barry Bracewell-Milnes, Colin Clark, Walter Elkan, Ivor F. Pearce, A. R. Prest and Charles K. Rowley
15 July 1977

Leading economists examine the UK's fiscal policy

Readings 16 grew out of a seminar with the same title, held in London on 6 January 1977. Six economists … Continue reading “The State of Taxation”

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