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Stating the obvious to two decimal places

23 July 2009

Stating the obvious to two decimal places

Philip Booth
23 July 2009
If you want to get on the front page of the BBC website and all over the news one morning … Continue reading “Stating the obvious to two decimal places”

Economics on the web (16.06.09)

16 June 2009
Economic Theory

Economics on the web (16.06.09)

Richard Wellings
16 June 2009
●  Philip Booth argues there is no real concept of a market in the British education system ●  Gary Becker … Continue reading “Economics on the web (16.06.09)”

The virtues of benign neglect

15 June 2009
Housing and Planning

The virtues of benign neglect

Peter King
15 June 2009
Ronald Reagan famously stated the perfect response that government should make to any crisis: “Don’t just do something, stand there!” … Continue reading “The virtues of benign neglect”

Britain faces worst ever peacetime fiscal crisis

10 June 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Britain faces worst ever peacetime fiscal crisis

David B. Smith
10 June 2009
Britain now faces one of the most serious fiscal crises in its peacetime history. One reason is that the UK … Continue reading “Britain faces worst ever peacetime fiscal crisis”

Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky

6 May 2009
Economic Theory

Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky

Anthony J. Evans
6 May 2009
Recently in The Times Anatole Kaletsky attacked the “many financiers [that] have been calling… for a ‘market solution’ based on … Continue reading “Austrian economics vs Keynesianism and Kaletsky”

Sharing the proceeds of shrinkage

24 March 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Sharing the proceeds of shrinkage

Philip Booth
24 March 2009
I am not altogether clear at the moment what the Conservatives’ policy is at the broader fiscal level. In current circumstances they probably … Continue reading “Sharing the proceeds of shrinkage”

Are large benefit increases wise in a recession?

12 March 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Are large benefit increases wise in a recession?

Richard Wellings
12 March 2009
Benefit rates are set to rise substantially next month. State pensions will rise by 5%, while means-tested payments, such as … Continue reading “Are large benefit increases wise in a recession?”

Time to suspend the minimum wage

20 February 2009
Labour Market

Time to suspend the minimum wage

Philip Booth
20 February 2009
This is not the first time this subject has been covered on the IEA blog – but the point needs … Continue reading “Time to suspend the minimum wage”

Economics on the web (29.01.09)

29 January 2009
Economic Theory

Economics on the web (29.01.09)

Richard Wellings
29 January 2009
●  Philip Booth discusses Barack Obama on American Public Radio   ●  Peter Boettke explains why politicians are making the … Continue reading “Economics on the web (29.01.09)”

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