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Why was Nigel Farage De-banked? | IEA Podcast
Why was Nigel Farage De-banked? | IEA Podcast

Coutts’ de-banking of Nigel Farage, in part over his political views, has caused a political storm and led to calls for a new duty on banks to uphold…

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Is Big Tech Bad? | IEA Podcast
Is Big Tech Bad? | IEA Podcast

The UK's competition regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority, has recently u-turned on a move to block Microsoft's controversial acquisition…

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Is ’Greedflation’ Pushing Up Prices? | IEA Podcast
Is ’Greedflation’ Pushing Up Prices? | IEA Podcast

A new study by the Competition and Markets Authority claims that high supermarket profits are pushing up fuel prices. This comes amid widespread clai…

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Is Sweden Socialist? | IEA Podcast
Is Sweden Socialist? | IEA Podcast

Sweden is often portrayed as one of socialism's success stories, but is this entirely accurate?


In this week's podcast, IEA Director of Public Policy …

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Not Zero | IEA Book Club with Ross Clark
Not Zero | IEA Book Club with Ross Clark

Chaired by IEA Energy Analyst and Chief Operating Officer Andy Mayer, the IEA Book Club was delighted to host author and journalist Ross Clark to dis…

3 years, 4 months ago

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Why Are Mortgages Skyrocketing? | IEA Podcast
Why Are Mortgages Skyrocketing? | IEA Podcast

The average mortgage rate has risen above 6 per cent, representing the highest rate since the mini-budget fiasco of last year. But why is this the ca…

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What is Classical Liberal International Relations Theory?
What is Classical Liberal International Relations Theory?

This week, the IEA released Edwin Van De Haar's 'Human Nature and World Affairs: An introduction to Classical Liberalism and International Relations …

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Why Do Nations Succeed? | IEA Podcast
Why Do Nations Succeed? | IEA Podcast

Why do some nations prosper while other fail?


This is a question that has troubled social scientists for centuries and it is the topic of a new book, …

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Were Lockdowns Effective? | IEA Podcast

Episode 407

This week, the IEA published 'Did Lockdowns Work?: The verdict on Covid restrictions', authored by Jonas Herby, Lars Jonung and Steve H. Hanke, which…

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Was Hayek Right? | IEA Discussion
Was Hayek Right? | IEA Discussion

Friedrich Hayek is rightly considered to be one of the intellectual forefathers of classical liberalism and his famed work, 'The Road to Serfdom', is…

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