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How a great British institution survived
Dr George Maher F.I.A. is an actuary and a classicist. He is the author of Pugnare – Economic Success and Failure, which uses the Roman Empire as a parable for our times.
Thirty years ago Lloyd’s of London, a three-hundred-year-old Britis...
How Britain Lost Two Decades of Growth | IEA Events
This event marks the launch of the Institute of Economic Affairs’ new book, The Great Stagnation: Why Britain Stopped Growing. The panel is chaired by Daniel Freeman, Managing Editor and Deputy Editorial Director at the IEA, with opening re...
JD Vance declares war on economics
Daniel Hannan is Director-General of the Institute of Economic Affairs
JD Vance is the latest postliberal to embrace what is now, for all intents and purposes, an anti-growth position.
In his latest book, Communion, Vance inveighs against...
Anti-Thatcher karaoke won’t drag Britain out of its self-imposed economic stagnation
Dr. Kristian Niemitz is the Editorial Director and Head of Political Economy at the Institue of Economic Affairs
I was at King’s College London, where I had a part-time job teaching economics, when the news of Margaret Thatcher’s death bro...
Can AI fulfil the dream of central planning?
Valentin Boboc is a Senior Economist at the IEA
One of the things that makes new technologies very exciting is the feeling that they could perhaps do anything we previously believed impossible. The issue with viewing technology – or AI in...
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British writer/researcher. Author of Killjoys, Polemics, The Spirit Level Delusion, The Art of Suppression and Velvet Glove, Iron Fist. Head of lifestyle economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs.
Editorial Director and Head of Political Economy at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Views my own.
Public Policy Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs and Director at Freshwater Strategy, a research and advisory consultancy.
MPhil student at the University of Cambridge. Co-founder and president of the Cambridge University Society of Women. Free speech advocate. Folk musician specialising in traditional Irish music and song.
Economist with books on environmental economics and transport. Most recent book: Airport Enterprises (published by RPI, Oxford).
Senior Economist at the IEA, researching barriers to UK economic growth and productivity. Previously at HM Treasury and the Department for Business and Trade, covering cash policy, the WTO, and trade agreements including CPTPP.
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