Please note that places are limited due to high demand. We are thrilled to welcome Charles Moore as a guest speaker for the next in our In Conversation series with senior figures across public life.

Friedrich August von Hayek never formally worked for the Institute of Economic Affairs. But he was nonetheless undoubtedly one of the most significant figures in the institute’s history. If we had to ...

“It also said the UK could levy the tax without affecting most emigrants, as the top 10 wealthiest leavers each year account for 73 per cent of potential revenue…The academics argue that countries ...

The IEA Book Club will be hosting an upcoming event with Sir Tim Lankester on his latest book, “Inside Thatcher’s Monetarism Experiment: The Promise, the Failure, the Legacy” This event will take ...

Each year, the Government publishes international energy price comparisons. The data is sourced from the IEA and covers industrial and domestic gas and electricity prices. The latest data for 2023 was ...

The IEA Book Club will be hosting an upcoming event with Nils Karlson on his latest book, “Reviving Classical Liberalism … ...

Karl Marx’s influence among intellectual elites underwent a massive rebound in recent years. In 2018, mainstream publications including the New York Times, the Economist, and the Financial Times ran ...

The second edition of Catholic Social Teaching and the Market Economy is a much expanded and updated version of a previous book, published in 2007, which critically examines the case for state ...

While most people would probably agree that individuals should be free to consume adult entertainment even if others find it morally objectionable, few would argue that children should have access to ...

This publication comprises a reappraisal of the work of John Maynard Keynes. It strengthens the view that the Keynesians went too far in supposing that the old economics had been overthrown by the new ...

The new government has put economic growth at the heart of its agenda, but will their top-down plan work? Do we need a free market approach instead? This panel will look at tax, regulation, housing, ...