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An evening panel discussion on the government’s proposed High Speed rail line, linking London and Birmingham and, in phase two, … Continue reading “High Speed 2: the next government project disaster?”

Prof Robert Barro, Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics at Harvard University, delivers the Twentieth Annual IEA Hayek Memorial Lecture, … Continue reading “Annual Hayek Memorial Lecture 2011 – Prof Robert Barro”

An evening panel discussion on how the supply side of the British economy can be liberated, allowing growth to return. … Continue reading “Filling the gap – liberating the supply side of the UK economy”

Dr Mark Pennington provides an introduction to his latest book, Robust Political Economy

Dr Steven Kates delivers an occasional lecture at the IEA

Richard D. North sets out the benefits of mass affluence and explains why ‘rich is beautiful’.

Philip Booth interviews Eamonn Butler (author of the IEA Ludwig von Mises primer) about Ludwig von Mises.

In the UK, further education is a bastion of Soviet central planning that has wholly avoided the market-based reforms that … Continue reading “Alison Wolf – An Adult Approach to Further Education”

This short interview profiles Verdict on the Crash, edited by Philip Booth, with contributions from James Alexander, Michael Beenstock, Eamonn … Continue reading “Philip Booth – Verdict on the Crash”