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Reforms are needed to tackle the causes of inactivity
F. A. Hayek's masterpiece on economic crises, free banking and inflation has been reissued
Author estimates government liabilities at £1,071 billion
Secure private property rights are essential for economic growth in Africa
A comparison of nationwide charging and project-based schemes
The argument that governments must intervene to create social capital is comprehensively refuted
This IEA classic concisely lays out the economic issues that would be raised if Britain were to leave the EU.
An analysis of six major schemes, including Concorde and the Millennium Dome
A robust critique of the so-called 'economics of happiness'
An authoritative, but concise introduction to the life and work of Adam Smith which covers both the Wealth of Nations and his other great works
Prosperity should be companies' main objective
Professor Hugh High examines the evidence for the effectiveness of advertising bans in reducing consumption.
A major study of the economic impact of the growth in UK government expenditure.
Peter King proposes radical reform of the system of support for housing costs and the abolition of social housing.
The EU has failed to uphold property rights in Slovenia
A new perspective on how Christians should approach issues of public policy
A lavish hardback edition of this new IEA book which provides new perspectives on how christians should approach issues of public policy
Published by the IEA in association with Edward Elgar
Analyses the causes of corruption and offers some solutions.
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