Bootlegging Baptists — Institute of Economic Affairs
Many readers will be familiar with the concept of the Bootleggers and Baptists, in which…
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Could HS2’s route be put to better use? — Institute of Economic…
Flying to Scotland from Southampton on a fine day recently, my eye soon picked up the…
The Case for a liberal YIMBYism — Institute of Economic Affairs
On 15 April, the IEA’s Kristian Niemietz gave a talk at an event organised by the London…
The Secret History of Neoliberalism — Institute of Economic Affairs
“The Invisible Doctrine. The Secret History of Neoliberalism (& How It Came to Control…
what can we learn from the US? — Institute of Economic Affairs
Trump’s executive action-fuelled battles with woke universities fill the headlines.…
Brexonomics 101 — Institute of Economic Affairs
Brexit was undoubtedly the dominant political topic of the second half of the 2010s. To…
Gravy-Trains — Institute of Economic Affairs
Railways as we know them are 200 years old this year. An invention in which Britain takes…
Elon Musk, the accidental monetarist? — Institute of Economic Affairs
For decades, central bankers have dismissed monetary aggregates — measures of total money…
Why does the same car cost $23,000 more in the UK? — Institute of…
Until recently, every BMW iX3 electric SUV was made in the same factory in China,…
Liberty in Burundi — Institute of Economic Affairs
The Whetstone Freedom Fund (WFF) is an international initiative founded by the Institute…
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