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Thursday 23rd February 2012
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The IEA has an extensive publication programme ranging from academic peer-reviewed monographs to shorter policy papers. Our authors write on a wide range of subjects.
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5 Dec 2011
How Keynesian policies would not have worked then, and why they will not work now
20 Nov 2011
Why it won't work and will damage the economy
13 Oct 2011
How entrepreneurship will drive economic growth
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19 Jul 2011
Challenging the economic case for this white elephant
13 Apr 2011
How the market could solve this most controversial of issues
18 Mar 2011
How the 'grassroots' movement has got it totally wrong
16 Mar 2011
How our current system of high and complicated taxes are damaging economic growth
23 Feb 2011
A look at how cutting non-means-tested benefits and reforming state pensions could save £16bn a year
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20 Jan 2011
A ground-breaking study on the measurement of poverty
15 Dec 2010
An analysis of how the profit motive drove competition and therefore improvements in the Swedish education system
12 Nov 2010
Radical solutions need to be sought to get people off welfare and back into work
21 Oct 2010
An Essay on the Supposed Electoral Obstacles Impeding the Translation of Economic Analysis into Policy
5 Oct 2010
Modern welfare states undermine human flourishing
30 Sep 2010
A market economy can nurture good human attributes
16 Sep 2010
A superb analysis of this masterpiece of political economy
4 Aug 2010
Statutory Regulation, Private Regulation and Financial Markets
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