Archive - Economic Affairs

Net Zero Is Bankrupting Britain's Economy | David Turver | IEA Interview

Watch now | In this Institute of Economic Affairs interview, IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer speaks with David Turver, author and independent energy…

14 hrs ago • Institute of Economic Affairs

32:06

The political economy of monopsonies

And the implications for a British ‘National Care Service’

21 hrs ago • Kristian Niemietz and Institute of Economic Affairs

Why Manchester outpaced London in new housing

Growth rates in some areas match the golden age of British housing construction

Aug 12 • Valentin Boboc and Institute of Economic Affairs

Why markets are essential to growth

No other method has the resilience to work in the long run

Aug 11 • Institute of Economic Affairs

How to Win a Trade War, with Soumaya Keynes | IEA Interview

Listen now | https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Trade-War-Economic/dp/103509018X

Aug 10 • Institute of Economic Affairs

58:44

How Venezuela can prosper

Two measures can provide strong pillars for the new republic

Aug 10 • Daniel Raisbeck and Institute of Economic Affairs

Cambridge and the incentive problem

Plus: why Britain can't build a railway

Aug 9 • Institute of Economic Affairs

Good riddance to Colombia’s failed wealth tax

There is a lesson for Britain, California, and other tax-hungry jurisdictions: just don’t do it

Aug 9 • Daniel Raisbeck and Institute of Economic Affairs

What’s wrong with being a liberal?

A liberal system elevates the individual over the collective, process over outcome, the rules over the rulers

Aug 8 • Institute of Economic Affairs

The Great Stagnation: Briefing 3

Aug 7 • Institute of Economic Affairs and Valentin Boboc

Is America Really Richer Than Europe? | IEA Podcast

Watch now | In this Institute of Economic Affairs podcast, IEA Director General Lord Hannan is joined by Editorial Director Dr Kristian Niemietz and…

Aug 7 • Institute of Economic Affairs, Christopher Snowdon, and Kristian Niemietz

49:03

The BBC is losing out badly to private competitors

It should be allowed to raise substantial new share capital from private investors

Aug 7 • Institute of Economic Affairs

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