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THINK – Prof Michael Munger on health care

6 August 2015
Healthcare

THINK – Prof Michael Munger on health care

6 August 2015
Professor Michael Munger, Professor of Political Science at Duke University in North Carolina, speaks at the IEA’s THINK Conference. He … Continue reading “THINK – Prof Michael Munger on health care”

The Spirit Level and the imaginary £39 billion (part 1)

21 March 2014

The Spirit Level and the imaginary £39 billion (part 1)

Christopher Snowdon
21 March 2014
On Sunday, the Observer reported that ‘Inequality costs Britain £39bn a year’. This is based on the belief that ‘a … Continue reading “The Spirit Level and the imaginary £39 billion (part 1)”

Free Market Solutions in Health: Prohibition or Harm Reduction?

15 July 2013
Healthcare

Free Market Solutions in Health: Prohibition or Harm Reduction?

15 July 2013
Some public health campaigners consider good health to be irreconcilable with free market capitalism. They regard the pursuit of profit … Continue reading “Free Market Solutions in Health: Prohibition or Harm Reduction?”

The relationship between retirement and health

17 May 2013

The relationship between retirement and health

Gabriel H. Sahlgren
17 May 2013
Since World War II, retirement has gone from a fringe to a mass phenomenon in western countries. Many people long … Continue reading “The relationship between retirement and health”

The coalition’s NHS reforms: do they really bring ‘more competition’?

4 February 2011

The coalition’s NHS reforms: do they really bring ‘more competition’?

Kristian Niemietz
4 February 2011
One of the most important skills in the political tug-of-war is the ability of those involved in debate to convey the … Continue reading “The coalition’s NHS reforms: do they really bring ‘more competition’?”

Abolish the cancer drug fund

3 December 2010

Abolish the cancer drug fund

Kristian Niemietz
3 December 2010
The coalition has set up a ring-fenced fund, with a budget eventually increasing to £600m, to improve access to cancer … Continue reading “Abolish the cancer drug fund”

Drop HIV/AIDS Education from Curriculum, Say IEA Authors

30 November 2001
Education

Drop HIV/AIDS Education from Curriculum, Say IEA Authors

30 November 2001

In a controversial new paper written for the Institute of Economic Affairs*, four authors – Dr Barrie Craven, Pauline Dixon … Continue reading “Drop HIV/AIDS Education from Curriculum, Say IEA Authors”

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