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Research
The IEA has an extensive publication programme ranging from academic peer-reviewed monographs to shorter policy papers.
3 Apr 2007
A critical examination of the fair trade movement
3 Apr 2007
An accessible overview of the economic approach to law, introducing cost-benefit analysis, public choice theory and property rights perspectives.
2 Apr 2007
Professor Berkeley Hill of Imperial College London et al analyse the appropriate roles of the public and private sectors in the developing rural economy.
29 Mar 2007
A masterly exposition of the benefits of the market system and the deficiencies of the welfare state
20 Mar 2007
Government policy has encouraged the breakdown of families with devastating social and economic consequences
6 Mar 2007
Author questions the case for action on climate change
6 Mar 2007
Classic study argues that the development of the arts should be left to individuals
19 Dec 2006
Chile's fully-funded private pension system shows impressive results
13 Dec 2006
Pensions legislation could bankrupt major British companies
7 Nov 2006
An analysis of saving for old age in Nigeria
26 Sep 2006
Neil Record calculates the burden of public sector pensions and offers a policy solution.
5 Jun 2006
A new analysis of the relationship between tax, consent and the tyranny of the majority
2 Jun 2006
An incisive analysis of the future of the railways
26 Apr 2006
Professor Patrick Messerlin plots an economic future for the EU.
24 Mar 2006
IEA Media Fellow Richard D North Examines the BBC's presentation of the climate change debate
8 Mar 2006
A discussion of the impact and legacy of the seminal 1981 Budget.
9 Feb 2006
Self-funding infrastructure and the free market case for a Land Tax
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