Cameron’s new approach to capitalism is just ‘business as usual’

19 January 2012
Regulation

Cameron’s new approach to capitalism is just ‘business as usual’

19 January 2012

Prof Philip Booth comments on David Cameron's 'popular capitalism' speech

Commenting on Prime Minister David Cameron’s speech on ‘popular capitalism’, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Cameron’s new approach to capitalism is just ‘business as usual’”

Free trade, not foreign aid, is the best route out of poverty for poor countries

5 January 2012
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Free trade, not foreign aid, is the best route out of poverty for poor countries

5 January 2012

Prof Philip Booth comments on today's report on foreign aid

Commenting on the report on foreign aid released today by MPs on the International Development Committee, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial … Continue reading “Free trade, not foreign aid, is the best route out of poverty for poor countries”

UK must ensure a multi-speed Europe is not the route to more regulation and centralisation

7 December 2011
Government and Institutions

UK must ensure a multi-speed Europe is not the route to more regulation and centralisation

7 December 2011

Prof Philip Booth comments on the latest eurozone developments

Commenting on continued developments in the eurozone, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “In … Continue reading “UK must ensure a multi-speed Europe is not the route to more regulation and centralisation”