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Should the state support the arts?

13 February 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Should the state support the arts?

Philip Booth
13 February 2015
Those who wish to cut government arts funding are often branded ‘philistines’. But there is a difference between appreciating the … Continue reading “Should the state support the arts?”

From Big Macs to Big Brother: the market and culture

10 September 2012

From Big Macs to Big Brother: the market and culture

John Meadowcroft
10 September 2012
One of the most important contemporary debates in political economy concerns the impact of the market on culture and the … Continue reading “From Big Macs to Big Brother: the market and culture”

Economics on the web (7.8.09)

7 August 2009

Economics on the web (7.8.09)

Richard Wellings
7 August 2009

Let’s hope these actors are acting!

14 August 2010

Let’s hope these actors are acting!

Terry Arthur
14 August 2010
Under the heading “British Film Industry in Peril”, 55 actors signed a letter of protest in The Daily Telegraph at the proposed abolition … Continue reading “Let’s hope these actors are acting!”

A Fistful of Our Dollars

11 August 2010

A Fistful of Our Dollars

James Lawson
11 August 2010
Clint Eastwood is perhaps the icon of macho film stars, and certainly one I would avoid duelling. He is a … Continue reading “A Fistful of Our Dollars”

Economics on the web (7.8.09)

7 August 2009
Economic Theory

Economics on the web (7.8.09)

Richard Wellings
7 August 2009
●  Tim Congdon analyses Britain’s public debt crisis ●  George Selgin suggests the US economy would be better off without the Federal … Continue reading “Economics on the web (7.8.09)”

The arts – a welfare state in reverse

28 May 2009
Society and Culture

The arts – a welfare state in reverse

Terry Arthur
28 May 2009
In the past few weeks UK politics has rightly been dominated by The Telegraph’s revelations about MPs’ expense claims. Meanwhile … Continue reading “The arts – a welfare state in reverse”

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