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In defence of VAT on private school fees

14 June 2024

In defence of VAT on private school fees

Daniel Freeman
14 June 2024
Private schools are, on the whole, a good thing. They give parents greater choice in their children’s education, provide the … Continue reading “In defence of VAT on private school fees”

The Costing Conundrum

13 June 2024

The Costing Conundrum

13 June 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM criticising the main parties’ claims that … Continue reading “The Costing Conundrum”

Scrapping the bank bonus cap is ‘common sense’

27 October 2023

Scrapping the bank bonus cap is ‘common sense’

27 October 2023

Julian Jessop quoted in the Times, Daily Mail, Business Matters, Times of Northern Ireland, and Mail+

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s response to scrapping the cap on bank bonuses, has been quoted in the Times. The … Continue reading “Scrapping the bank bonus cap is ‘common sense’”

Room for well-targeted tax cuts

25 October 2023

Room for well-targeted tax cuts

25 October 2023

Julian Jessop quoted in WIREDGOV, the Times, and the Financial Times

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s response to the ONS public sector finances figures which showed government borrowing was lower than … Continue reading “Room for well-targeted tax cuts”

Public finance data leaves room for tax cuts

20 October 2023
Economics

Public finance data leaves room for tax cuts

20 October 2023
Commenting on today’s ONS public sector finances figures, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of … Continue reading “Public finance data leaves room for tax cuts”

Hunt’s Autumn Statement: what happened to the “E” in “PPE”?

17 November 2022

Hunt’s Autumn Statement: what happened to the “E” in “PPE”?

Michael Ben-Gad
17 November 2022
The UK is largely governed by Oxford’s Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) graduates, including both this PM and his predecessor … Continue reading “Hunt’s Autumn Statement: what happened to the “E” in “PPE”?”

Challenges remain for the new Prime Minister

25 October 2022

Challenges remain for the new Prime Minister

25 October 2022

Julian Jessop writes for iNews

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has written for iNews welcoming the prospect of greater stability under new Prime Minister Rishi … Continue reading “Challenges remain for the new Prime Minister”

IEA Director General responds to Chancellor Hunt’s emergency statement

17 October 2022

IEA Director General responds to Chancellor Hunt’s emergency statement

17 October 2022
Commenting on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s statement, Mark Littlewood, Director General at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, … Continue reading “IEA Director General responds to Chancellor Hunt’s emergency statement”

Reinstating the 45p rate is no quick fix for Britain’s poor healthcare outcomes

28 September 2022
Healthcare

Reinstating the 45p rate is no quick fix for Britain’s poor healthcare outcomes

28 September 2022

Matthew Lesh quoted in The Daily Mail

The IEA’s Head of Public Policy Matthew Lesh has been quoted in The Daily Mail responding to Labour’s plan to … Continue reading “Reinstating the 45p rate is no quick fix for Britain’s poor healthcare outcomes”

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