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2011 – Andy Haldane – "Control rights (and wrongs)"Also available, Martin Wolf's Commentary
2010 – Charlie McCreevy – "Europe. How can things be done better?"Also available, Professor Roland Vaubel's Commentary
2009 – John Kay – The Future of Markets
2008 – Arun Shourie – Navigating Reforms - Shoals in, and lessons from India Also available, Razeen Sally’s Commentary
2007 – Max Corden – Global Imbalances: What is the Problem
2006 – Richard Lambert – The Future of News in a Digital Age Also available, Paul Steiger Commentary
2005 – Patrick Meserlin – Europe After the ‘No’ Votes
2004 – Alan Budd – Black
Wednesday (A Re-examination of
Britain’s Experience in the Exchange Rate Mechanism
2003 – Richard A. Epstein
– Free Markets Under Siege (Cartels, Politics and Social Welfare)
2002 – Charles A. E. Goodhart – 'The Constitutional Position of the Central Bank'
2001 – Leszek Balcerowicz – Post-Communist Transition: Some Lessons
2000 – David Henderson – Anti-Liberalism
2000 (The Rise of New Millenium Collectivism)
1999 – Stephen C. Littlechild – Privatisation, Competition and Regulation
1998 – Douglass C. North – Understanding the Process of Economic Change
1997 – Nicholas Crafts – The Conservative Government’s Economic Record (An End of Term Report)
1996 – Pedro Schwartz – Back from the Brink (An Appeal to Fellow Europeans Over Monetary Union)
1995 – Sir Bryan Carsberg – Competition Regulation the British Way: Jaguar or Dinosaur?
1994 – Jagdish Bhagwati – Free Trade, ‘Fairness’ and the New Protectionism
1993 – Harold Rose – Finance – Villain or Scapegoat?
1992 – TBC – TBC
1991 – Anna J. Schwartz – Do Currency Boards Have a Future?
1990 – TBC – TBC
1989 – Deepak Lal – The Limits of International Co-operation
1988 – TBC – TBC
1987 – Victoria Curzon Price – 1992: Europe’s Last Chance?
1986 – Ben Roberts – Mr Hammond’s Cherry Trees
1985 – Herbert Giersch – Liberalisation for Faster Economic Growth
1984 – Samuel Brittan – Two Cheers for Self-Interest
1983 – Jan Tumlir – Economic Policy as a Constitutional Problem
1982 – Arthur Shenfield – Myth and Reality in Anti-Trust
1981 – George J Stigler – The Pleasures and Pains of Modern Capitalism
1980 – Paul Bareau – The Disorder in World Money
1980 – Juergen B. Donges – What is Wrong with the European Communities?
1979 – Graham Hutton – Whatever Happened to Productivity?
1978 – Roland Vaubel – Choice in European Monetary Union
1977 – Alan Walters – Economists and the British Economy
1976 – Alan Peacock – The Credibility of Liberal Economics
1975 – Peter Jay – A General Hypothesis of Employment, Inflation and Politics
1974 –TBC – TBC
1973 – Lord Robbins – Aspects of Post-war Economic Policy
1972 – F. A. Hayek – Economic Freedom and Representative Government
1971 – John Jewkes – Government and High Technology
1970 – James E. Meade – Wages and Prices in a Mixed Economy
1969 – Milton Friedman – The Counter-Revolution in Monetary Theory