Contents Foreword Friedrich August von Hayek never formally worked for the Institute of Economic Affairs, but he was nonetheless one … Continue reading “Hayek’s Nobel: 50 Years On”

Contents Summary Urgent financial crisis: The government’s inflation based increase in 2025 tuition fees from £9,250 to £9,535 will generate … Continue reading “Shares in Students: A New Model for University Funding”

Contents Summary Until very recently, Britain’s National Health Service used to be beyond argument. The reverence for the health service … Continue reading “The Denationalisation of Healthcare”

  Contents Summary Recent long-running and disruptive strike action has revived interest in a trade union movement which has been … Continue reading “Unions Resurgent? The Past, Present and Uncertain Future of Trade Unions in Britain”

IEA research calling for a reformation of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) into a Serious Economic Crime Office (SECO) has … Continue reading “Reform the SFO to Effectively and Proactively Fight Fraudsters”

IEA Managing Editor Daniel Freeman has written for CapX discussing new IEA research by Mark Tovey revealing that UK foreign … Continue reading “Foreign Aid Can be Much Better Spent”

New IEA research proposing an overhaul of the Serious Fraud Office has been featured in The Times. The article said: … Continue reading “SFO Failures Prompt Calls for Overhaul”

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for CapX arguing that while a society which upholds freedom of speech would … Continue reading “Free Speech is not Perfect but the Alternative is Far Worse”

A new IEA briefing paper on poorly distributed foreign aid by IEA research fellow Mark Tovey has been featured in … Continue reading “British Taxpayers Funding the Global Middle Class”