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Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective

14 April 2021
Economic Theory

Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective

Philip Booth
14 April 2021
If you ask most people – perhaps Christians especially – what the opposite of competition is, they will suggest it … Continue reading “Competition and co-operation – a Catholic perspective”

An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

11 December 2020
Regulation

An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

Philip Booth
11 December 2020
Dear John, Competition policy currently has an undue emphasis on private business and impediments to competition arising from the activities … Continue reading “An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority”

The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits

31 July 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits

Shanker Singham
31 July 2019
The gains in economic activity derived from free trade are well established. Adam Smith and David Ricardo, who respectively discussed … Continue reading “The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits”

Economic freedom and economic harmony

21 October 2016
Markets and Morality

Economic freedom and economic harmony

Philip Booth
21 October 2016
In a free society, people participate in economic exchange and civil society freely, without interference as long as they do … Continue reading “Economic freedom and economic harmony”

Free schools and academies: replacing local authority control with cental government control is not the answer

22 January 2016
Education

Free schools and academies: replacing local authority control with cental government control is not the answer

Daran Sarma
22 January 2016
British governments regularly make changes to school education with little warning or thinking through the consequences for schools: this is … Continue reading “Free schools and academies: replacing local authority control with cental government control is not the answer”

Competition is not unique to capitalism – it exists in all economic systems

2 November 2015
Economic Theory

Competition is not unique to capitalism – it exists in all economic systems

Steven Horwitz
2 November 2015
“The motives of fear and greed are what the market brings to prominence,” argues G.A. Cohen in Why Not Socialism? … Continue reading “Competition is not unique to capitalism – it exists in all economic systems”

John Hibbs, R.I.P.

19 December 2014

John Hibbs, R.I.P.

Michael Goldstein
19 December 2014
John Hibbs was an IEA author whose work led to a radical change in policy in the somewhat unfashionable field … Continue reading “John Hibbs, R.I.P.”

Politicians must revive the spirit of radical NHS reform

21 November 2014
Healthcare

Politicians must revive the spirit of radical NHS reform

Sam Collins
21 November 2014
We need to have a serious talk. The topic may be painful. Being faced with the warts of a much-loved … Continue reading “Politicians must revive the spirit of radical NHS reform”

Those who oppose ‘NHS privatisation’ are really opposed to patient choice

3 November 2014
Healthcare

Those who oppose ‘NHS privatisation’ are really opposed to patient choice

Kristian Niemietz
3 November 2014
I always find it bemusing when some protest group seeks to prevent the opening of a supermarket, or a fast … Continue reading “Those who oppose ‘NHS privatisation’ are really opposed to patient choice”

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