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The Road To Serfdom revisited: was Hayek right?

25 May 2023
Economic Theory

The Road To Serfdom revisited: was Hayek right?

Kristian Niemietz
25 May 2023
On 22 May, the IEA organsied a panel discussion with the title “The Road to Serfdom: Was Hayek Right?” The … Continue reading “The Road To Serfdom revisited: was Hayek right?”

Rent controls: the revenge of Econ 101

19 August 2020
Economic Theory

Rent controls: the revenge of Econ 101

Kristian Niemietz
19 August 2020
One of the frustrating things about being an economist is that people listen to you when they shouldn’t, and refuse … Continue reading “Rent controls: the revenge of Econ 101”

Review: The Open Society and its Enemies, Volume 1, by Karl Popper

8 January 2019
Education

Review: The Open Society and its Enemies, Volume 1, by Karl Popper

Felix Hathaway
8 January 2019
While Friedrich Hayek penned The Road to Serfdom in wartime Britain, on the other side of the world another Viennese … Continue reading “Review: The Open Society and its Enemies, Volume 1, by Karl Popper”

Friedrich Hayek’s Christmas Letter

24 December 2018
Economic Theory

Friedrich Hayek’s Christmas Letter

Andy Mayer
24 December 2018
December 24, 2018 Dear (Saint) Nicholas, Thank you once again for your peer review of my latest work, The Road … Continue reading “Friedrich Hayek’s Christmas Letter”

Sometimes, smart people make the worst leaders

24 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Sometimes, smart people make the worst leaders

Stephen Davies
24 October 2018
In every period of history, there are some ideas that are generally accepted. People who disagree about most things will … Continue reading “Sometimes, smart people make the worst leaders”

Reclaiming social justice from the redistributionists

15 October 2018
Markets and Morality

Reclaiming social justice from the redistributionists

Philip Booth
15 October 2018
It seems that everybody wants more social justice. If you Google the term, you get 714,000,000 responses. The most commonly-read … Continue reading “Reclaiming social justice from the redistributionists”

Hayek was not a conservative. But conservatives should be Hayekians

3 April 2017
Economic Theory

Hayek was not a conservative. But conservatives should be Hayekians

Philip Booth
3 April 2017
Hayek famously wrote that he was not a conservative. But, 25 years after his death, that does not mean he … Continue reading “Hayek was not a conservative. But conservatives should be Hayekians”

Launch of The Paragon Initiative – Martin Durkin

30 October 2015
Government and Institutions

Launch of The Paragon Initiative – Martin Durkin

30 October 2015
Martin Durkin, television and film producer and creator of Britain’s Trillion Pound Horror Story, and Margaret: Death of a Revolutionary spoke … Continue reading “Launch of The Paragon Initiative – Martin Durkin”

Interview with Matt Ridley – Winner of the Free Enterprise Award

13 August 2014
Economic Theory

Interview with Matt Ridley – Winner of the Free Enterprise Award

13 August 2014
Matt Ridley, author of The Rational Optimist and member of the House of Lords, was awarded the IEA Free Enterprise … Continue reading “Interview with Matt Ridley – Winner of the Free Enterprise Award”

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