19 March 2005
New ways to fund large infrastructure projects such as Crossrail, are proposed in a study published today by the Institute of Economic Affairs*.
19 March 2005
Leading economist Tim Congdon has attacked the notion that there is a savings gap in the UK pensions system in an article published today in Economic Affairs
17 March 2005
The Way out of the Pensions Quagmire*, facing present and future generations of pensioners is proposed in a new study published by the IEA.
15 March 2005
Economist Diane Coyle challenges many widely held assumptions about immigration.
9 February 2005
Eighteen liberal academics set out their vision of a liberal utopia in a special publication to mark the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Institute of Economic Affairs.
7 February 2005
SMPC voted by seven votes to two to hold interest rates
3 February 2005
UK launch of the Heritage Foundation Index of Economic Freedom
22 December 2004
IEA study concludes that "euro is well managed by the ECB but continental EU governments need to address fundamental structural problems in their economies"
1 November 2004
The IEA's Shadow Monetary Policy Committee (a group of leading economists that meets to monitor monetary policy and comment on other monetary matters) voted narrowly by five votes to four to hold interest rates at its October meeting.