IEA Discussion Papers, Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA)

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2010The moral limits to the market economy, and the financial crashBooth, Philip
2010Money still matters: The implications of M4X for quantitative easingSmith, David B.
2009How should Britain's government spending and tax burdens be measured? A historic perspective on the 2009 budget forecastsSmith, David B.
2009How English universities could learn from the American higher education systemTaylor, Cyril
2008Understanding the labour market for older workersHeywood, John S.; Siebert, W. Stanley
2008The employment of older workers in Poland: Issues and policy implicationsZientara, Piotr
2008A bankruptcy foretold: The UK's implicit pension debtSilver, Nick
2008A Christian critique of the stateElst, Philip Vander
2008Market failure: A failed paradigmBooth, Philip
2007From Bismarck to FriedmanNiemietz, Kristian
2007A brief on business ethics: The essential ideasMachan, Tibor R.
2007The costs and benefits of road pricing: Comparing nationwide charging with project-based schemesBowerman, Alex
2007European rule of law in danger: If property rights are the foundation of a free society, are Europe's former communist states free?Sirc, Ljubo
2006Savings in the absence of functioning property rightsSilver, Nick; Acquaah, Emmanuel; Juurikkala, Oskari
2006The corruption of universal suffrage: Tax, consent and the tyranny of the majorityWalmsley, Brad
2006The trouble with final salary pension schemesSilver, Nick
2005The economics of fire protection: From the great fire of London to rural/metroCarlson, Jennifer Anne
2005Aid, trade and governance: Can we make poverty history?Booth, Philip
2004Is trade justice just? Is fair trade fair?Booth, Philip
2004Friend or foe? What Americans should know about the European UnionBlundell, John; Frost, Gerald
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