Towards a liberal utopia / edited by Philip Booth.

Format
Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
London : Institute of Economic Affairs, 2005.
Description
301 p. ; 22 cm.

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Related name
Series
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references.
Action note
Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)
Contents
  • Introduction / Philip Booth
  • Health 2055 / Tim Evans and Helen Evans
  • Education reclaimed / James Tooley
  • Policing a liberal society / John Blundell
  • Pension provision in 2055 / Philip Booth
  • Social security in a free society / David G. Green
  • Limits on the tax burden / Tim Congdon
  • Britain's relationship with the European Union / Patrick Minford
  • Regulating the labour market / J.R. Shackleton
  • Free trade : the next 50 years / Razeen Sally
  • Competition in land use planning : an agenda for the twenty-first century / Mark Pennington
  • Beyond Kyoto : real solutions to greenhouse emissions from developing countries / Roger Bate and David Montgomery
  • The environment in 2055 / Julian Morris
  • Capitalism / David Henderson and Geoffrey Owen
  • A constitution for liberty / John Meadowcroft
  • The Hayekian future of economic methodology / Paul Ormerod
  • An independent station / Ralph Harris
  • Playing the fool with inflation / Ralph Harris
  • Now for 'planning' / Ralph Harris
  • Behind enemy lines / Ralph Harris
  • Appendix : the development of the IEA's academic reputation : a personal reflection / Arthur Seldon.
ISBN
0255365632
OCLC
57746857
RCP
H - S
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