IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade”

10 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade”

10 October 2020

IEA research featured in The Guardian / Observer

IEA research is featured in an op-ed for The Observer and Guardian by Phillip Inman on how “the UK’s poor … Continue reading “IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade””

Further government intervention is not the remedy to the current unemployment crisis

9 October 2020
Labour Market

Further government intervention is not the remedy to the current unemployment crisis

9 October 2020

Professor Len Shackleton writes for CapX

We inevitably face much higher unemployment over the becoming winter, but the Government “can’t keep businesses on life support indefinitely”, … Continue reading “Further government intervention is not the remedy to the current unemployment crisis”

It is not difficult to see an element of Presbyterian zeal in Sturgeon’s latest crackdown

8 October 2020
Regulation

It is not difficult to see an element of Presbyterian zeal in Sturgeon’s latest crackdown

8 October 2020

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Spectator

“Scotland has recorded one solitary death from Covid-19 today, just as it did the day before”, writes the IEA’s Head … Continue reading “It is not difficult to see an element of Presbyterian zeal in Sturgeon’s latest crackdown”

Culture minister tells IEA ThinkTent event Channel 4 sell-off could be on the cards

7 October 2020
Society and Culture

Culture minister tells IEA ThinkTent event Channel 4 sell-off could be on the cards

7 October 2020

IEA Think Tank event featured in The Guardian

Culture minister John Whittingdale MP, with responsibility for broadcast policy, told a fringe event at the Conservative party conference that … Continue reading “Culture minister tells IEA ThinkTent event Channel 4 sell-off could be on the cards”