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16 Nov 2012
Americans went to the polls on 6 November to choose not only a President, but also to determine control of the Senate and House of Representatives. Their choices will have a major impact on global economic performance. Will the United...
9 Oct 2012
IEA and Free Enterprise Group - Conservative Party Conference event - Tuesday 9 October 2012
Emerging economies are now rising up as giants, while the shadow of economic crisis is still hovering over the UK. This session will set out 15...
7 Oct 2012
IEA fringe event at Conservative Party Conference.
As the cost of living becomes an increasingly important issue for people, this session will examine how supply-side reform holds the key to bringing down prices and lowering the tax...
23 Sep 2012
Institute of Economic Affairs fringe event at Liberal Democrat Conference.
Speakers: Mark Littlewood (Chair), Jeremy Browne MP, Evan Harris, Paul Marshall, Nick Watt
23 Sep 2012
Institute of Economic Affairs fringe event at Liberal Democrat Conference. Speakers: Mark Littlewood (Chair), Jeremy Browne MP, Evan Harris, Paul Marshall, Nick Watt.
21 Sep 2012
The Institute of Economic Affairs fringe event at UKIP Conference. Speakers: Mark Littlewood (IEA), Patrick O'Flynn (Daily Express), Steven Woolfe (UKIP Financial Services spokesperson). Chair: Stephanie LIs (IEA).
13 Jul 2012
In this episode of 'Cass Talks', Prof. Philip Booth explains how LIBOR rates have been manipulated by Barclays. He goes on to explain how the government may look to prevent this happening again (through greater regulation), and how this...
5 Jul 2012
Dr Steve Davies asks whether UK debt is too high, and what the government can do about the deficit.
27 Jun 2012
The IEA was delighted to host renowned economist Dr Arthur Laffer on 27th June. He was in the UK advocating lower and flatter taxes as the key to economic growth. He suggests high tax rates alter people's behaviour and act as a...
25 May 2012
Prof Philip Booth discusses austerity in the Eurozone and historical precedents for cutting government spending and avoiding tax increases.
23 May 2012
Philip Booth debates Richard Murphy and Mike Lewis on the morality of tax at the RSA.
18 May 2012
Speakers
Welcome - Constantin Cotzias - Director, Bloomberg Europe. Head of Government and Regulatory Affairs.
Mark Littlewood, Director General, Institute of Economic Affairs (Chair)
Roger Bootle, Managing Director, Capital...
16 May 2012
The Institute of Economic Affairs held an exclusive head-to-head debate on Drugs: The War We Never Fought between Peter Hitchens and Chris Snowdon.
Journalist, broadcaster and author Peter Hitchens (whose new book provides the title for this...
26 Apr 2012
Video of Prof. Ronald Coase and Ning Wang, authors of How China Became Capitalist, which opened the IEA Book Launch
26 Apr 2012
The book launch for the new IEA co-published book by Nobel Laureate Prof Ronald Coase and Ning Wang.
Speakers include:
Dr Kerry Brown - Head of Asia Programme, Chatham House
Charles Dumas - Chairman, Lombard Street Research
19 Apr 2012
In this episode of 'Cass Talks', Prof. Philip Booth discusses the financial risks within the British and European Economy.
He explains the effect quantitative easing has had in the UK and some of the ways the current European...
29 Mar 2012
The 2012 Hayek Lecture, delivered by Professor Elinor Ostrom on 'The Future of the Commons'
22 Mar 2012
The first speaker of the IEA/TPA post-Budget brieifing, Matt Sinclair, Director of the TPA.
22 Mar 2012
The second speaker on the IEA/TPA post-Budget briefing panel, Ruth Lea, Economic Adviser, Arbuthnot Banking Group; former Head of the Policy Unit at the Institute of Directors
22 Mar 2012
The third speaker in the IEA/TPA post-Budget briefing panel, Andrew Lilico, IEA Shadow Monetary Policy Committee and IEA fellow; Director and Principal of Europe Economics
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