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Philip Booth is Editorial and Programme Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs and Professor of Insurance and Risk Management at Cass Business School, City University. He has edited the IEA monograph 364 Economists All Wrong? He is also author of a number of books and papers in the fields of pensions, social insurance, investment and finance.

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Usage on en.wikipedia.org. Philip Booth (economist) · User:Stinglehammer/ Educated in NorthEast England. Usage on www.wikidata.org.

Twitter Posts: Sandip (scorpiotiger77)

RT @Spectator_CH: G4S' failure does not destroy the argument for outsourcing, says the IEA's Philip Booth: http://t.co/gVuj7jEz

Twitter Posts: Tomos Heise (TomosHeise)

RT @ChrisClose50: G4S' failure does not destroy the argument for outsourcing, says the IEA's Philip Booth: http://t.co/B1voq8Jj - Oh yes it does!

Twitter Posts: Clive Burgess (Evilc154)

RT @Davidbush: RT @Spectator_CH: G4S' failure does not destroy the argument for outsourcing, says the IEA's Philip Booth. Just their share price and cred

What concessions could the Tories make to the Lib Dems? And why?

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[Conservative Home (blog)] - We have already debated this on ConservativeHome recently, with Tim suggesting that “Tories should support more property taxes if proceeds are used to cut other, more harmful taxes,” and the IEA's Philip Booth striking back. But I'd just like to throw

Philip Booth Archives - The Paradocstheparadocs.com › category › philip-booth

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Episode 053: The UK's NHS – Love It or Leave It? Dr. Philip Booth of IEA National health care policy is always at the forefront of the political discussion in …

Davos â€“ dzieÅ„ trzeci - Wykop.pl

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· "Davos is a distraction, but it is worse, it perpetuates this myth that somehow the world economy is made better by the elite gathering together and controlling and planning the world economy." -Philip Booth, Institute of Economic Affairs, on World Economic Forum in Davos, 2015