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Not from benevolence… Twenty years of economic dissent

31 May 1977
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Not from benevolence… Twenty years of economic dissent

Ralph Harris and Arthur Seldon
31 May 1977

Celebrating the first 20 years of the IEA

To commemorate the first 20 years of the Institute, Ralph Harris and Arthur Seldon compiled an account of its output … Continue reading “Not from benevolence… Twenty years of economic dissent”

Economic Forecasting – Models or Markets?

7 May 1977
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Economic Forecasting – Models or Markets?

James B. Ramsey
7 May 1977

The severe limitations of macro-economic policy

Economists and econometricians cannot ‘foresee’ the future. They have no theory about, and therefore cannot predict, ‘exogenous’ developments in the … Continue reading “Economic Forecasting – Models or Markets?”

From Galbraith to Economic Freedom

27 January 1977
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From Galbraith to Economic Freedom

Milton Friedman
27 January 1977

Free-market critique of The Affluent Society and other works

No scientific studies have validated Galbraith’s analysis: it yields no predictions about the behaviour of enterprise, industry or of the … Continue reading “From Galbraith to Economic Freedom”

The Vote Motive

25 August 1976
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The Vote Motive

Gordon Tullock
25 August 1976

Classic introduction to public choice theory by one of the pioneers in the field

The economics of politics applies the techniques of economic analysis (monopoly, competition, information costs, etc.) to political and bureaucratic behaviour. … Continue reading “The Vote Motive”

Economic Freedom and Representative Government

31 October 1973
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Economic Freedom and Representative Government

F. A. Hayek
31 October 1973

F. A. Hayek's groundbreaking analysis of how to preserve economic freedom in a democracy

In this short classic, Nobel-Prize-winning Austrian economist, F. A. Hayek, explains why the political institutions in the Western world necessarily … Continue reading “Economic Freedom and Representative Government”

Keynes and the Classics

10 July 1969
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Keynes and the Classics

Axel Leijonhufvud
10 July 1969

Two lectures on Keynes's contribution to economic theory

This publication comprises a reappraisal of the work of John Maynard Keynes. It strengthens the view that the Keynesians went too … Continue reading “Keynes and the Classics”

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