A new study suggest regulation may not be the answer to ending child labour

A new study suggests the young, those nearing retirement age and the unemployed are most likely to be harmed by employment regulation

Bank of England should be cautious reducing interest rates when the money supply is expanding rapidly

The condensed version of Hayek's classic The Road to Serdom is reissued by the IEA

IEA study argues that identifying the influence of social networks on crime points the way to more effective weapons to combat it

A new book by Patrick Minford, Vidya Mahambare and Eric Nowell warns of the cost to Britain of current EU policies

The John Templeton Foundation has announced the winners in its What Works in Enterprise-Based Solutions to Poverty grant competition

At its April meeting, the IEA's Shadow Monetary Policy Committee voted to hold interest rates for the timebeing

In a new study published by the IEA, former Chief Economic Advisor to the Treasury, Sir Alan Budd, argues that Britain's ERM experience paved the way to a low inflation, low unemployment economy