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138: Exploring the space economy: The present and future of capitalism beyond our planet

Rainer Zitelmann

137: The corporate playbook: A self-serving myth

Christopher Snowdon

136: Rethinking Monetary Policy: The case for adopting NGDP targeting in Britain

Damian Pudner

135: Not Invented Here: Institutional resistance to practical solutions

Zion Lights, Kristian Niemietz and Christopher Snowdon

134: The People vs. Paternalism: Building a consumer-led movement against lifestyle regulation

Christopher Snowdon

133: Parallel Universe: How ending parallel import restrictions cuts costs for British consumers

Martin Howe and Matthew Lesh

132: Beyond Freeports: Revitalising Britain with self-governing cities

Vera Kichanova

131: Defanging the Nanny State

Christopher Snowdon

130: Shares in students: A new model for university funding

Peter Ainsworth

129: Fixing fraud: Flaws in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act and the current enforcement approach

Alison Cronin

128: The denationalisation of healthcare: How to replace the NHS with a social health insurance model

Kristian Niemietz

127: Replacing the Serious Fraud Office: The case for a new approach to serious economic crime

Mark Button, Branislav Hock and David Shepherd

126: Calories out: The unintended consequences of food reformulation

Gavin Sandercock, Alex Scott-Bayfield and Christopher Snowdon

125: Debanked: The economic and social consequences of anti-money laundering regulation

Jamie Whyte

124: Liberalising discrimination law: Why the Equality Act is unfit for purpose

Daniel Freeman and Alex Morton

123: Home win: What if Britain solved its housing crisis?

Kristian Niemietz

122: Wealth generation: How to boost income mobility in the UK

Justin Callais and Vincent Geloso

121: Rebuilding Britain: Restoring confidence, competitiveness and compassion

David Owen

120: Fraud focus: Is the Serious Fraud Office fit for purpose?

James Forder

119: Breaking the news? Should digital platforms be required to fund news publishers?

Matthew Lesh

118: Bangers & Cash: Cutting red tape to put Britain at the centre of the cultivated meat revolution

Matthew Lesh

117: Harvest time: Why the UK should unleash the power of gene editing

Cameron English

116: Expanding the web: The case against net neutrality

Matthew Lesh

115: Setting universities free: How to deliver a sustainable student funding system

Peter Ainsworth and Tom McKenzie

114: Accounts and accountability: The UK Government's misguided plans to regulate corporate reporting and audit

Jamie Whyte

113: Taking liberties: Why postliberals are wrong about personal freedom

Jamie Whyte

112: Does "Islamophobia" curtail free speech?

Rumy Hasan

111: Cutting through: How to address the cost of living crisis

Lesh, Matthew (Ed.) and Niemietz, Kristian (Ed.)

110: A silent revolution: The intellectual origins of cancel culture

Marc Sidwell

109: Lockdown lessons in health economics: The case of alcohol

Christopher Snowdon

108: Repeat prescription? The NHS and four decades of privatisation paranoia

Kristian Niemietz

107: Terminal problem? The case for a market-based airport slot allocation system

Kristian Niemietz

106: The hangover: The cost of minimum alcohol pricing in Scotland

John C. Duffy, Christopher Snowdon and Mark Tovey

105: Vaper trails: New nicotine products and the innovation principle

Victoria Hewson and Christopher Snowdon

104: Planes, trains & automobiles: The future of transport after Covid-19

Wellings, Richard (Ed.)

103: The great British rake-off: How the government has misled Parliament and the British people on public sector pensions

Neil Record

102: Wizards of Oz? What the UK can learn from Australia's healthcare system

Kristian Niemietz

100: Rules Britannia: Analysing Britain's regulatory burden

Victoria Hewson

99: Nanny state on tour

Mark Tovey

98: Cooking for bureaucrats: Why the policy of food reformulation is hard to stomach

Josie Appleton

97: Regulation without the state: The example of financial services

Philip Booth

96: Still hand in glove? A re-examination of state-funded activism

Christopher Snowdon

95: Immigration: Picking the low-hanging fruits

Kristian Niemietz

94: Free trade and how it enriches us

Donald J. Boudreaux

93: Net gain: Opportunities for Britain's fishing industry post-Brexit

Shanker A. Singham

92: Restructuring minimum wages: Complexity, compliance and a case for reform

J. R. Shackleton

92: The mirage of democratic socialism

Kristian Niemietz

91: Freedom to flourish: UK regulatory autonomy, recognition, and a productive economy

Shanker A. Singham, Radomir Tylecote and Victoria Hewson

90: Joint venture: Estimating the size and potential of the UK cannabis market

Christopher Snowdon

89: Offshore bet: The benefits of capital mobility

Diego Zuluaga