Author: Philip Booth

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The Pensions Problem (Volume 18.1)

1 March 1998
Economic Affairs

The Pensions Problem (Volume 18.1)

Philip Booth
1 March 1998

Main articles on pension reform edited by Philip Booth. The editorial is on 'The transition from social insecurity' and the sample article on the Chilean pensions model.

Main articles The transition from social insecurity by Philip Booth The economic principles of pension provision by Patrick Minford Complementary … Continue reading “The Pensions Problem (Volume 18.1)”

The Moral Limits to the Market Economy, and the Financial Crash (web publication)

30 September 2010
Research

The Moral Limits to the Market Economy, and the Financial Crash (web publication)

Philip Booth
30 September 2010

A market economy can nurture good human attributes

In the thirtieth IEA Discussion Paper, Philip Booth examines the moral limits to the market economy. Christians often express concerns … Continue reading “The Moral Limits to the Market Economy, and the Financial Crash (web publication)”

Cutting public spending by £167bn: a modest but necessary aim (web publication)

12 April 2010
Research

Cutting public spending by £167bn: a modest but necessary aim (web publication)

Philip Booth
12 April 2010

An estimate of the public spending cuts required to tackle the UK's budget deficit

In the 31st IEA Current Controversies paper, Philip Booth examines the scale of the public spending cuts required to tackle … Continue reading “Cutting public spending by £167bn: a modest but necessary aim (web publication)”