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no. 11
Keynes versus the 'Keynesians' -- ? : an essay in the thinking of J.M. Keynes and the accuracy of its interpretation by his followers / [by] T.W. Hutchison
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1977
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no. 17
U.K. : commonwealth and common market / James E. Meade
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1962
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no. 31
Money in the international economy : a study in balance of payments adjustment, international liquidity and exchange rates / Gottfried Haberler
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1965
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35
Growth through competition : an alternative to the national plan / Spartacus
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1966
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39
Financial intermediaries and monetary policy / N.J. Gibson
[London] : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1967
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44
Money in boom and slump : an empirical inquiry into British experience since the 1880s / [by] A. A. Walters
3rd ed. - London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1971
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45
Gold and international equity investment : a study of investment in gold mining and the lessons for the international market in equity capital / [by] S. Herbert Frankel
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1969
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56
Macro-economic thinking and the market economy : an essay on the neglect of the micro-foundations and its consequences / [by] L. M. Lachmann
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1973
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72
Over-taxation by inflation : a study of the effects of inflation on taxation and government expenditure, and of its correction by indexing / David R. Morgan
Budget ed. - London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1977
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80
The fallacy of the mixed economy : an Austrian critique of conventional mainstream economics and of British economic policy / S.C. Littlechild
London : Institute of Economic Affairs. - Levittown, N.Y. : distributed by Transatlantic Arts , 1978
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82
The myth of social cost : a critique of welfare economics and the implications for public policy / [by] Steven N.S. Cheung ; with a prologue by Charles K. Rowley ; and an epilogue by John Burton
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1978
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90
How to end the 'monetarist' controversy : a journalist's reflections on output, jobs, prices and money / Samuel Brittan
2nd ed. rev. enl.. - Westminster : The Institute of Economic Affairs , 1982
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91
State forestry for the axe : a study of the Forestry Commission and de-nationalisation by the market / Robert Miller
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1981
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102
Whose business? : an analysis of the failure of British business schools and a radical proposal for their privatisation / Brian Griffiths and Hugh Murray
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1985
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105
Can coal be saved? : a radical proposal to reverse the decline of a major industry / Colin Robinson and Eileen Marshall
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1985
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131
Regulating pensions : too many rules, too little competition? / David Simpson
London : Institute of Economic Affairs , 1996
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