Occasional Papers
PUB 649/23-32
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Occasional Papers
Shelfmark
PUB 649/23-32
Summary
Comprises:
PUB 649/23 - A Globalist Manifesto for Public Policy, by Charles Calomiris (Occasional Paper 124), 2002;
PUB 649/24 - Should We Have Faith in Central Banks?, by Otmar Issing (Occasional Paper 125), 2002;
PUB 649/25 - Should Britain Join the Euro? The Chancellor's Five Tests Examined, by Patrick Minford (Occasional Paper 126), 2002;
PUB 649/26 - Post-Communist Transition: Some Lessons, by Leszek Balcerowicz (Occasional Paper 127), 2002;
PUB 649/27 - A Tribute to Peter Bauer (Occasional Paper 128), 2002;
PUB 649/28 - Fifty Economic Fallacies Exposed, by Geoffrey E. Wood (Occasional Paper 129), 2002;
PUB 649/29 - Government Failure: E. G. West on Education, edited by James Tooley & James Stanfield (Occasional Paper 130), 2003;
PUB 649/30 - Free Markets Under Siege: Cartels, Politics and Social Welfare, by Richard A. Epstein (Occasional Paper 132), 2004;
PUB 649/31 - Public Service Broadcasting Without the BBC?, by Alan Peacock (Occasional Paper 133), 2004;
PUB 649/32 - The ECB and the Euro: The First Five Years, by Otmar Issing (Occasional Paper 134), 2004.
Date
2002-2004
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box
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Collection contents
Conservative Party Archive: Printed and Published Material: Think Tanks
Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA)
IEA pamphlets
Occasional Papers
