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Debate: The pros and cons of carbon taxes

6 November 2018
Energy and Environment

Debate: The pros and cons of carbon taxes

Philip Booth and Jamie Whyte
6 November 2018
Should a carbon tax, levied on the carbon content of fuels, be part of plans to combat global warming? Philip … Continue reading “Debate: The pros and cons of carbon taxes”

Let’s have less PFI – by reducing the scope of the state

2 February 2018
Economic Theory

Let’s have less PFI – by reducing the scope of the state

Philip Booth
2 February 2018
In the UK, a furore has broken out over the failure of a company called Carillion. The focus of the … Continue reading “Let’s have less PFI – by reducing the scope of the state”

Coase and the quest for an economics of the real world

25 April 2016
Economic Theory

Coase and the quest for an economics of the real world

Diego Zuluaga
25 April 2016

At the end of last year, the IEA published Forever contemporary, its monograph commemorating the life and intellectual legacy of … Continue reading “Coase and the quest for an economics of the real world”

Uber, drills, and why the decline of ownership is a good thing

16 December 2015
Regulation

Uber, drills, and why the decline of ownership is a good thing

Ryan Bourne
16 December 2015
If markets are so great, why do firms exist at all? To a non-economist, that might seem like a bizarre … Continue reading “Uber, drills, and why the decline of ownership is a good thing”

Solving the housing crisis: the economics of Ronald Coase might have some answers

14 December 2015
Housing and Planning

Solving the housing crisis: the economics of Ronald Coase might have some answers

Steve Davies
14 December 2015
Many think that the work of academic economists has little or no relevance to real world problems. Yet the insights … Continue reading “Solving the housing crisis: the economics of Ronald Coase might have some answers”

Ronald Coase: as relevant as ever

18 November 2015
Economic Theory

Ronald Coase: as relevant as ever

Len Shackleton
18 November 2015
Nobel-Prize-winning economist Ronald Coase died in 2013 at the grand age of 102. The two contributions for which he is … Continue reading “Ronald Coase: as relevant as ever”

IEA at 60 – Roll of Honour

30 June 2015
Economic Theory

IEA at 60 – Roll of Honour

30 June 2015
In this film, shown at the IEA’s 60th Anniversary Gala, we celebrate those who have been part of the IEA’s … Continue reading “IEA at 60 – Roll of Honour”

Mark Pennington on The Influence of Coase on Economic Policy – The Next 50 Years

28 November 2013
Economic Theory

Mark Pennington on The Influence of Coase on Economic Policy – The Next 50 Years

28 November 2013
The late Professor Ronald Coase made huge contributions to the development of economics over 75 years. From his paper on … Continue reading “Mark Pennington on The Influence of Coase on Economic Policy – The Next 50 Years”

Ronald Coase obituary

5 September 2013

Ronald Coase obituary

Mark Littlewood
5 September 2013
Ronald Coase, who has died aged 102, won the Nobel prize for economic sciences in 1991 for his work in … Continue reading “Ronald Coase obituary”

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