Relations
Institution
| Start | End | Other relation type | Related Institution |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | is member of | European Policy Information Center |
| — | — | is member of | no name provided |
Work
| Start | End | Other relation type | Related Work |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | published | IEA0005R |
| — | — | published | IEA0091O |
| — | — | published | IEA0094O |
| — | — | published | IEA0100R |
| — | — | published | IEA0046N |
| — | — | published | IEA0078N |
Person
| Start | End | Other relation type | Related Person |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Djangoly, Jonathan |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Alessi, Michael de |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Merrifield, John |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Friedman, Milton |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Jasay, Anthony de |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Crockett, Andrew |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Ridley, Adam |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Lamfalussy, Baron Alexandre |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Davies, Howard |
| — | — | external contributor [REVERSE] | Elkan, Walter |
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einleitung
The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) is the oldest British free-market think-tank. It was founded by Antony Fisher in 1955 and its self-description is: "UK's original free-market think-tank". Its aim is “to improve understanding of the fundamental institutions of a free society by analysing and expounding the role of markets in solving economic and social problems.” The IEA became very influential in the UK, with Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman believing its influence to be so strong that “the U-turn in British policy executed by Margaret Thatcher owes more to him (i.e., Fisher) than any other individual.” The IEA played a significant role in advocating a “hard” Brexit and was named by whistleblower Shahmir Sanni as one of nine organisations based in and around Westminster’s 55 Tufton Street that coordinated a campaign for a “hard” exit from the EU.
