EA Magazine Issue 10

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Individual Articles from Issue 9

Cover story: World of Progress – Chelsea Follett on the rapid decline in global poverty – and how it could soon be consigned to the history books.

Rewriting History – Kristian Niemietz explores socialism’s enduring popularity – despite its unanimous record of failure.

In Praise of Naked Trade – Dr Jamie Whyte on why Britain should scrap all import tariffs.

Does protectionism work? – Christopher and Rachel Coyne argue that protectionism is a surefire recipe for economic stagnation.

Is free trade under threat? – Razeen Sally says US leadership is essential for a stable and open world economy.

The Friedman Factor – An economics giant – and the quantity theory of money.

Brexit, staged right – One of the UK’s leading economists on Britain’s trading prospects post-Brexit.

Campus – Your chance to catch up on our conferences and investigate intern opportunities in the latest student news from the IEA.

Ford Focus – Author Nima Sanandaji gives a sneak peek of his new book, which shows how healthcare experts in the East drew inspiration from car manufacturers to boost quality and drive down costs.

Getting to the (non-decimal) point – Forget the number-crunching – economists should paint the big picture, says Philip Booth.

Briefing – Bite size summaries of essential reading from around the globe.

Reviewed & revisited – Recommended reading old and new…including a classic from Adam Smith.

Insight – Can you bank on the Bank of England? Andrew Lilico questions the BoE’s credibility.

Idealog – The tax burden, the gender pay gap and more in the best of the IEA blog.

Soundbite – Intriguing and incisive views on the gig economy, minimum alcohol pricing – and much more.