Introduction – Why this book is needed F. A. Hayek (1899–1992) was one of the most important social thinkers of … Continue ...

Pricing would lead to more efficient investment and better use of existing capacity In this short classic, Friedrich von Hayek argues that our thinking is governed by language which reflects an ...

Do Brits really want economic growth? Britain’s growth problem is well understood in Westminster. But making the case for growth and the reforms needed to deliver it has proven far more challenging.

The paper calls for full abolition, but sets out a menu of less expensive reforms for a government unwilling to go that far While Britain’s 40% headline rate sits only moderately above the OECD median ...

Since the 2008 financial crisis, environmental policy has shifted away from simply managing negative externalities and gradually converged with regular industrial policy. Various ‘green deals’ have ...

Responding to the latest OECD economic outlook, Dr Valentin Boboc, Senior Economist at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: “The OECD’s numbers confirm the country’s fiscal and economic ...

Reacting to the news that the UK will hike a 50% tariff on steel, Energy Analyst at the Institute of Economic Affairs Andy Mayer said: “Putting a 50% tariff on imported steel will not make British ...

Six years on, the EU Green Deal has left electricity prices twice as high as in the US and China, hydrogen investment collapsed, and European industrial competitiveness in decline Eight structural ...

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