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IEA Discussion Papers, Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA)

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Year of PublicationTitleAuthor(s)
2026Just stop oil? The economic and environmental consequences of ending domestic oil and gas productionPorter, Kathryn
2026Is flexible working? The costs and benefits of flexible working and the drawbacks of one-size-fits-all flexibility mandatesDenham, Annabel; Shackleton, J. R.
2026A taxing inheritance: The state of Britain's inheritance tax system - is reform enough?Meakin, Rory
2026A growth mindset? Public understanding of British economic performance and attitudes to pro-growth policiesLesh, Matthew; Turner, Michael
2026The genius of Adam SmithSkousen, Mark
2026Green deals in the EU: Lessons for the United KingdomHenrekson, Magnus; Sandström, Christian; Stenkula, Mikael
2026Fool's gold: The case against the wealth tax, and suggestions for alternativesNiemietz, Kristian
2026Evolutionary economics: Our stone age brain in Adam Smith's great societyLidström, Erik
2026The capitalist command economySnowdon, Christopher
2026The Laffer curve in actionSnowdon, Christopher
2025The People vs. Paternalism: Building a consumer-led movement against lifestyle regulationSnowdon, Christopher
2025Not Invented Here: Institutional resistance to practical solutionsLights, Zion; Niemietz, Kristian; Snowdon, Christopher
2025Parallel Universe: How ending parallel import restrictions cuts costs for British consumersHowe, Martin; Lesh, Matthew
2025Rethinking Monetary Policy: The case for adopting NGDP targeting in BritainPudner, Damian
2025Liberalising discrimination law: Why the Equality Act is unfit for purposeFreeman, Daniel; Morton, Alex
2025Beyond Freeports: Revitalising Britain with self-governing citiesKichanova, Vera
2025Exploring the space economy: The present and future of capitalism beyond our planetZitelmann, Rainer
2025The corporate playbook: A self-serving mythSnowdon, Christopher
2025Liberating the labour market: How reforming employment regulation can boost British growthShackleton, J. R.
2025Class act: The case for reforming Britain's class action regimeDnes, Stephen
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