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Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes

26 December 2018
Labour Market

Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes

Philip Booth
26 December 2018
The rise of the gilets jaunes rioters in France took many people by surprise. President Emmanuel Macron has caved in to the rioters’ demands and offered other … Continue reading “Lessons from the Gilets Jaunes”

Assessing the economic legacy of the French Revolution (Part 1)

30 October 2018
Economic Theory

Assessing the economic legacy of the French Revolution (Part 1)

Russell Lewis
30 October 2018
The ‘success’ of the French Revolution has typically divided historians. Yet when invited to comment on the bicentenary of the … Continue reading “Assessing the economic legacy of the French Revolution (Part 1)”

Economic interventionism creates a demand for more interventionism. Just look at France

25 April 2018
Society and Culture

Economic interventionism creates a demand for more interventionism. Just look at France

Bill Wirtz
25 April 2018
Strikes and blockades have spread across France as President Emmanuel Macron spends his time touring Europe with a new EU … Continue reading “Economic interventionism creates a demand for more interventionism. Just look at France”

Getting it wrong at the FT and in Downing Street

13 October 2016
Economic Theory

Getting it wrong at the FT and in Downing Street

David Henderson
13 October 2016
(The extensions are set below in square brackets, so that the original text, which the FT did not publish, can … Continue reading “Getting it wrong at the FT and in Downing Street”

The French state of emergency

2 February 2016
Labour Market

The French state of emergency

Greta Gietz
2 February 2016
With the migrant crisis preoccupying Europe’s media and public debates, France’s “economic and social emergency” is easily forgotten. France reported … Continue reading “The French state of emergency”

IEA at 60 – Allister Heath

24 June 2015
Economic Theory

IEA at 60 – Allister Heath

24 June 2015
Allister Heath, Deputy Editor of The Daily Telegraph, former Editor of CityAm and previous winner of the IEA’s Free Enterprise … Continue reading “IEA at 60 – Allister Heath”

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Dr Thomas Mayer, Founder of the Flossbach von Storch Research Institute in Germany and ex-Chief Economist at Deutsche Bank, spoke to … Continue reading “An interview with Thomas Mayer”

We could do worse – follow Germany

19 August 2014
Government and Institutions

We could do worse – follow Germany

Philip Booth
19 August 2014
For the last five years, politicians of all shades have been banging on about how we should adopt this or … Continue reading “We could do worse – follow Germany”

The failing policies of Francois Hollande

5 March 2013

The failing policies of Francois Hollande

Emmanuel Martin
5 March 2013
French president Francois Hollande is walking on a tightrope. Many of the promises he has made seem to be untenable. … Continue reading “The failing policies of Francois Hollande”

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