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Debate: Should we support a Universal Basic Income?

8 October 2018
Economic Theory

Debate: Should we support a Universal Basic Income?

Ben Ramanauskas and Stephen Davies
8 October 2018
Across the political spectrum, support is growing for the idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) – broadly defined as … Continue reading “Debate: Should we support a Universal Basic Income?”

Review: ‘Bread for All: The Origins of the Welfare State’, by Christopher Renwick

4 September 2018
Welfare

Review: ‘Bread for All: The Origins of the Welfare State’, by Christopher Renwick

ZACHARY SPIRO
4 September 2018
For decades, the task of reforming Britain’s complex welfare state has proven a gargantuan and elusive undertaking. With politicians still … Continue reading “Review: ‘Bread for All: The Origins of the Welfare State’, by Christopher Renwick”

Populists have hijacked the concept of ‘inequality’ for their own political aims

23 January 2018
Markets and Morality

Populists have hijacked the concept of ‘inequality’ for their own political aims

Kate Andrews
23 January 2018
Jeremy Corbyn’s rise in popularity has gone hand-in-hand with an increased focus on inequality – a word that, these days, … Continue reading “Populists have hijacked the concept of ‘inequality’ for their own political aims”

Misconceptions about the Nordic economies

24 October 2016
Government and Institutions

Misconceptions about the Nordic economies

Luis Pablo de la Horra
24 October 2016
The Nordic countries are usually mentioned in the Spanish political debate as examples of well-functioning and efficient Welfare States where … Continue reading “Misconceptions about the Nordic economies”

Welfare of Nations: Our debate about the future of the state is worryingly parochial

7 April 2015
Welfare

Welfare of Nations: Our debate about the future of the state is worryingly parochial

Ryan Bourne
7 April 2015
In the aftermath of the Cold War, we were told that capitalism had won. Communism had been defeated, and we … Continue reading “Welfare of Nations: Our debate about the future of the state is worryingly parochial”

An interview with Dan Mitchell

5 March 2015
Economic Theory

An interview with Dan Mitchell

5 March 2015
The IEA was honoured to welcome Cato Institute Senior Fellow and well-known American libertarian scholar Dan Mitchell to London to … Continue reading “An interview with Dan Mitchell”

Libertarians and the welfare state

27 October 2014
Welfare

Libertarians and the welfare state

27 October 2014
Kristian Niemietz chairs a discussion by James Bartholomew, Dr Harry Binswanger and Prof Philippe Van Parijs about whether a libertarian … Continue reading “Libertarians and the welfare state”

Thatcher’s ungenerous critics undermine society

3 May 2013

Thatcher’s ungenerous critics undermine society

Philip Booth
3 May 2013
In the wake of Mrs. Thatcher’s death, there has been much discussion about her economic record and her political achievements. … Continue reading “Thatcher’s ungenerous critics undermine society”

This medium-termist government needs to think long-term – now

15 February 2012

This medium-termist government needs to think long-term – now

Philip Booth
15 February 2012
The UK has been put on a credit-rating downgrade watch. This is not surprising, but one wonders whether Moody’s is … Continue reading “This medium-termist government needs to think long-term – now”

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