Keith Boyfield, IEA Research Fellow, writes for City AM on the troubles facing the British car industry. Keith notes that … Continue reading “Brexit not the reason behind the decline of the British car industry”

Emma Revell, Communications Manager at the Institute of Economic Affairs, writes for CapX following the publication of a briefing by … Continue reading “A plastic bottle deposit scheme is an expensive way to achieve very little”

Chris Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the IEA, is quoted in The Sun in a piece reporting on his … Continue reading “Plastic bottle deposit scheme will see marginal benefits for great cost”

Kate Andrews, Associate Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs, writes for Coffee House, responding to the Royal Statistical Society’s … Continue reading “Scrap the gender pay gap system”

Kate Andrews, Associate-Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs, wrote in City AM, welcoming comments that suggest HS2 will be … Continue reading “HS2 a white elephant project”

The World Health Organization has backed out of sponsoring an event promoting a radical diet that drastically cuts back on … Continue reading “World Health Organisation pulls support for “nuts” health diet scheme”

Joel Rodrigues, writing for Spiked, has analysed Charles Moore’s claims that the BBC’s Question Time show is biased against Leavers. … Continue reading “Bias in Question Time Brexit panels?”

Mark Littlewood, Director-General of the IEA, writes for 1828 on how to sell the free market to millennial voters. Mark … Continue reading “How to win over Millennials”

Adam Bartha, Director of EPICENTER, writes for Portuguese newspaper Expresso on the rise of populist parties across Europe. As authoritarian … Continue reading “Ambitions, weaknesses and threats: what we need to know about the new European alliance of nationalists”