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Focus should shift to market-based adaptation, not hairshirts and witch hunts
Large fall in ratings for legal structures and property rights
Committee has a bias to cut subsequently
Study reveals lack of support for centrally planned healthcare
State intervention reduces choice and traps low income families in appalling conditions
Hard evidence shows the benefits of school choice
Loosening policy could damage Bank's credibility
New study calls for the unilateral removal of protectionist barriers
An ageing population will vote for higher public spending on pensions
Prohibitions impose huge costs on individuals and society, yet produce few benefits in return
Committee recommends a 0.25% reduction
Liabilities estimated at £1,071 billion
A greater degree of local accountability is needed to cut crime
Reforms are more likely to succeed when they are tailored to local norms and values
IEA releases groundbreaking new book on economic liberalisation by Johnny Munkhammar
Extra support for lone parents encourages self-defeating behaviour
Ordinary citizens will suffer if further sanctions are imposed on Burma
2012 Olympics and Crossrail risk repeating the mistakes of Concorde, Nuclear Power and the Millennium Dome
Slim five to four majority for holding interest rates
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