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Health capitalism works – we should give it a try

5 August 2020
Healthcare

Health capitalism works – we should give it a try

Nima Sanandaji
5 August 2020
During the corona epidemic, hardworking doctors, nurses and other health staff have saved the lives of millions around the world. … Continue reading “Health capitalism works – we should give it a try”

Time to open up our health system to “disruptive innovation,” says new IEA publication

28 July 2020
Healthcare

Time to open up our health system to “disruptive innovation,” says new IEA publication

28 July 2020
Author Nima Sanandaji outlines how entrepreneurship in healthcare can create better outcomes Most of the benefits of free markets have not been … Continue reading “Time to open up our health system to “disruptive innovation,” says new IEA publication”

From Ancient Greece to modern day Iran, sanctions have a history of failure

30 December 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

From Ancient Greece to modern day Iran, sanctions have a history of failure

Madeline Grant
30 December 2018
Around the world, growing numbers of governments are using economic sanctions as a tool to influence the behaviour of other … Continue reading “From Ancient Greece to modern day Iran, sanctions have a history of failure”

Either goods will cross borders, or armies will

28 November 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Either goods will cross borders, or armies will

Nima Sanandaji
28 November 2018
The practice of economic sanctions is not new. 2,400 years ago, Athens declared a trade embargo on the neighbouring city … Continue reading “Either goods will cross borders, or armies will”

Pay gaps and the limits of central planning (Part 1)

13 November 2018
Labour Market

Pay gaps and the limits of central planning (Part 1)

Madeline Grant
13 November 2018
‘Equal Pay Day’ has passed – thankfully, without the media frenzy which usually attends this non-event. Much of it, I … Continue reading “Pay gaps and the limits of central planning (Part 1)”

Bruce Springsteen and Paul Krugman are wrong about the Nordic welfare state

17 September 2015
Welfare

Bruce Springsteen and Paul Krugman are wrong about the Nordic welfare state

Nima Sanandaji
17 September 2015
During a tour to Paris, Bruce Springsteen explained that his dream was for the US to adapt a Swedish style … Continue reading “Bruce Springsteen and Paul Krugman are wrong about the Nordic welfare state”

The left is wrong: The welfare state didn’t make Scandinavia successful

23 June 2015
Welfare

The left is wrong: The welfare state didn’t make Scandinavia successful

Ryan Bourne
23 June 2015
Bruce Springsteen may have been “Born in the USA”, but he says he’d prefer the US to be more like … Continue reading “The left is wrong: The welfare state didn’t make Scandinavia successful”

What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia

16 April 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia

Nima Sanandaji and Stefan Fölster
16 April 2014
As Britain’s short term growth prospects improve, pressure for further economic reforms recedes. Over the past two years Parliament has … Continue reading “What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia”

The surprising ingredients of Swedish success

28 August 2012

The surprising ingredients of Swedish success

Nima Sanandaji
28 August 2012
Sweden and other Nordic nations are often regarded as role models whose policies should be copied by others. The reason … Continue reading “The surprising ingredients of Swedish success”

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