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14 December 2012
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The phrase ‘fiscal cliff’ now permeates the American media. In essence, the cliff is a series of legislated fiscal triggers that will be activated on 1 January, which include...
11 October 2012
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John Meadowcroft’s recent article in defence of free markets, ‘From Big Macs to Big Brother’, begins thus:
‘One of the most important contemporary debates in...
15 May 2012
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Surveying the political field following the local elections - where Labour made gains at the expense of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats - Ed West confesses gloomily that ‘Being...
12 April 2012
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Britons attentive to political affairs in Canada will be aware of its latest political scandal: allegations abound of electioneering shenanigans involving annoying telephone calls in the late of...
6 February 2012
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Who among us hasn’t wiled away a lazy hour with travel fantasies, courtesy of Google Maps? Not the French, apparently, who seem to have little appreciation for Google Maps’ indulgence...
25 November 2011
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Students of public choice theory will recognise the rationale behind the Canadian government’s recent effort to cut waste.
In response to an access-to-information request, the Treasury...
25 July 2011
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Negotiations in Washington are providing an instructive lesson in political economy as both parties haggle over terms for raising the debt ceiling (currently at $14.3 trillion, to be hit on 2nd...
27 June 2011
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Public choice theory - the application of economics to politics - is inspired by classical liberal principles of free markets and limited government. With its focus on government depredations on...
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