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Economic Affairs

Journal of the Institute of Economic Affairs

• Markets and Development August 2007

TopMarkets and Development August 2007

Educating Amaretch: Private schools for the poor and the new frontier for investors
JAMES TOOLEY

THE NHS REFORMS: from ration-book collectivism to market socialism
David Green

Half a Cheer for Fair Trade
Philip Booth, Linda Whetstone

DESTROYING A COUNTRY IN ORDER TO SAVE IT: THE FOLLY OF ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST MYANMAR
Charles A. Rarick

IS THE TRANSITION TO THE MARKET TOO IMPORTANT TO BE LEFT TO THE MARKET?
Peter J. Boettke, Peter T. Leeson

EUROPE AND CHINA: THE FATAL CONCEIT
Andrew Neil

THE ECONOMICS OF FIRE PROTECTION: FROM THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON TO RURAL/METRO
Jennifer Anne Carlson

THE EUROPEAN UNION AND ECONOMIC DECLINE: WHY WE NEED ANOTHER LUDWIG ERHARD
Gisela Stuart

The demand for and supply of assurance
Daniel B. Klein

Trust, Titmuss and blood
Jeremy Shearmur

EDUCATIONAL EXPANSION: THE WORMS IN THE APPLE
Alison Wolf

THE INTERNATIONAL CURRENT ACCOUNT IMBALANCES: A SCEPTICAL VIEW
W. Max Corden

PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
David Elstein

Inequality and capitalism
Sir Alan Walters

THE MORECAMBE BAY COCKLE PICKERS: MARKET FAILURE OR GOVERNMENT DISASTER?
John Meadowcroft, John Blundell

REIGNITING THE RAILWAY CONVERSION DEBATE
Paul F. Withrington

THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE: A HIGH-RISK PRINCIPLE
Gabriel Calzada, Cecile Philippe, Xavier Mera

THE ECONOMIC CASE FOR IMMIGRATION
Diane Coyle

CHRISTIANITY, THE MARKET ECONOMY AND THE LIMITS TO HUMAN KNOWLEDGE
Philip Booth

CAN A NEW NUCLEAR PROGRAMME BE JUSTIFIED?
Colin Robinson and Eileen Marshall

ENERGY PRICES, INFLATION AND MONETARY POLICY
Tim Congdon

SCEPTICS AND THE WASHINGTON CONSENSUS
Razeen Sally

FREE TO CHOOSE: YES, PRIME MINISTER
James Stanfield

SICK AT THE WORLD BANK
Roger Bate

IN THE NHS, MORE CAN MEAN LESS
John Meadowcroft

FLAT TAX: TOWARDS A BRITISH MODEL - by Allister Heath
Richard Teather

NOTHING LIKE A DAME: THE SCANDALS OF SHIRLEY PORTER - by Andrew Hosken
John Blundell

FLYING ON ONE ENGINE: THE BLOOMBERG BOOK OF MASTER MARKET ECONOMISTS - Edited by Thomas R. Keene
Matthew O'Keefe

EUROPEAN DAWN: AFTER THE SOCIAL MODEL - by Johnny Munkhammar
Anna Hard af Segerstad

NEOCONSERVATISM: WHY WE NEED IT - by Douglas Murray and ANTI-TOTALITARIANISM: THE LEFT-WING CASE FOR A NEOCONSERVATIVE FOREIGN POLICY - by Oliver Kamm
Lawrence Tal

A THRONE IN BRUSSELS: BRITAIN, THE SAXE-COBURGS AND THE BELGIANISATION OF EUROPE - by Paul Belien and EUROPE AS EMPIRE: THE NATURE OF THE ENLARGED EUROPEAN UNION - by Jan Zielonka
Pawel Lisiewicz

FAMILY POLICY, FAMILY CHANGES: SWEDEN, ITALY AND BRITAIN COMPARED - by Patricia Morgan
Lynette Swift

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