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40: Causes and cures of the great recession

Steven Gary Horwitz

39: Sock puppets: How the government lobbies itself and why

Christopher Snowdon

38: Abundance of land, shortage of housing

Kristian Niemietz

37: Liberating farming from the CAP

Séan Rickard

36: High Speed 2: the next government project disaster?

Kyn Aizlewood and Richard Wellings

35: Restructuring the UK tax system: Some dynamic considerations

David B. Smith

34: Sharing the burden: How the older generation should suffer its share of the cuts

Philip Booth and Corin Taylor

33: Schooling for money: Swedish education reform and the role of the profit motive

Gabriel H. Sahlgren

32: Transforming welfare - incentives, localisation and non-discrimination

Kristian Niemietz

31: The free economy, the welfare state and government borrowing

Philip Booth

30: The moral limits to the market economy, and the financial crash

Philip Booth

29: Canada's ruinous tobacco display ban: economic and public health lessons

Patrick Basham

28: A bankruptcy foretold 2010: Post-financial-crisis update

Nick Silver

27: The hole we're in: The challenge for free marketeers in 2010 and beyond

Mark Littlewood

26: Money still matters: The implications of M4X for quantitative easing

David B. Smith

25: How English universities could learn from the American higher education system

Cyril Taylor

24: How should Britain's government spending and tax burdens be measured? A historic perspective on the 2009 budget forecasts

David B. Smith

23: Understanding the labour market for older workers

John Heywood and W. Stanley Siebert

22: A bankruptcy foretold: The UK's implicit pension debt

Nick Silver

21: A Christian critique of the state

Philip Vander Elst

20: Market failure: A failed paradigm

Philip Booth

19: The employment of older workers in Poland: Issues and policy implications

Piotr Zientara

18: The costs and benefits of road pricing: Comparing nationwide charging with project-based schemes

Alex Bowerman

17: A brief on business ethics: The essential ideas

Tibor R. Machan

16: European rule of law in danger: If property rights are the foundation of a free society, are Europe's former communist states free?

Ljubo Sirc

15: From Bismarck to Friedman

Kristian Niemietz

14: The trouble with final salary pension schemes

Nick Silver

13: Savings in the absence of functioning property rights

Nick Silver, Emmanuel Acquaah and Oskari Juurikkala

12: The corruption of universal suffrage: Tax, consent and the tyranny of the majority

Brad Walmsley

11: Aid, trade and governance: Can we make poverty history?

Philip Booth

10: Is trade justice just? Is fair trade fair?

Philip Booth

9: The economics of fire protection: From the great fire of London to rural/metro

Jennifer Anne Carlson

8: Friend or foe? What Americans should know about the European Union

John Blundell and Gerald Frost

7: More nonsense on stilts: Mr Bentham is at it again

Anthony De Jasay

6: Financial services regulation

Andrew Crockett, Adam Ridley, Alexandre Lamfalussy and Howard Davies

5: Aspects of the economics of an ageing population: Submission to a call for evidence from House of Lords Economic Affairs Select Committee

Philip Booth

4: Health care: Can Britain learn from France?

Walter Elkan

3: The pros and cons of government regulation

Joseph L. Porket

2: Education and modernity

Dennis O'Keeffe

1: Competition Commission: BAA London airports inquiry

Stephen C. Littlechild