He is an Honorary Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford and in 1992 he was made Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George. The Blessings and Challenges of Globalization. First published by the Cato Institute . Governent funding of science cannot be justified on economic grounds and indeed tends to crowd out private funding. Published by the IEA in Septemer, 2000.
Any schmuck can consume The notion of consumers' sovereignty is flawed.
The balance of debate is skewed if it assumes that the consumer is always right. John Blundell John Blundell is General Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs . This is an unreferred working paper. On the one hand, organized labor argues that low-wage workers in developing countries will gain employment at the expense of American workers. On the other hand, self-appointed advocates of the developing world claim that trade with and investment from Western countries lead only to exploitation and continued poverty abroad.