Free Markets Under Siege

Free Markets Under Siege by the Institute of Economic Affairs is a compelling exploration of the economic landscape, published in 2004. With 144 pages of insightful analysis, this hardback book delves into the significant benefits that arise when countries make 'easy' policy decisions correctly. It critically examines the tendency of liberal economists, politicians, and civil servants to focus on 'difficult' cases, often overlooking simpler solutions that could yield substantial gains. Drawing on evidence and analysis from both law and economics, this work provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by free markets today. Ideal for anyone interested in economic policy, this book is a must-read for those seeking to understand the complexities of market dynamics in a globalized world.