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Does the Autumn Statement end ‘Big Government’? | IEA Podcast

27 November 2023

Does the Autumn Statement end ‘Big Government’? | IEA Podcast

27 November 2023
Does the Autumn Statement end ‘big government’? Are these measures sufficient to get the British economy back on track? In … Continue reading “Does the Autumn Statement end ‘Big Government’? | IEA Podcast”

Can Javier Milei save Argentina?

27 November 2023

Can Javier Milei save Argentina?

27 November 2023
Can Javier Milei save Argentina? Is dollarisation the key to Argentinian’s inflation problems? Javier Milei, a libertarian economist, has won … Continue reading “Can Javier Milei save Argentina?”

Who is Javier Milei?

27 November 2023

Who is Javier Milei?

27 November 2023
This week, Javier Gerardo Milei was announced as the winner of the Argentinian President elections. He is an economist, author, … Continue reading “Who is Javier Milei?”

Will China Win the Wireless Wars?

14 February 2023

Will China Win the Wireless Wars?

14 February 2023
IEA Head of Public Policy Matthew Lesh discusses China’s transformation into a powerful tech giant with Telecom Industry expert John … Continue reading “Will China Win the Wireless Wars?”

The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Marc Sidwell

14 February 2023

The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Marc Sidwell

14 February 2023
The Swift Half is back! In this episode, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon is joined by author and … Continue reading “The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Marc Sidwell”

Leftists and football fans may have more in common than you think

1 September 2022

Leftists and football fans may have more in common than you think

1 September 2022

Kristian Niemietz writes in 1828

Writing for 1828, IEA Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz drew parallels between the primitive logic used in football … Continue reading “Leftists and football fans may have more in common than you think”

The European Super League was unpopular, but it didn’t need government interference

21 April 2021
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The European Super League was unpopular, but it didn’t need government interference

21 April 2021

Emily Carver writes for Conservative Home

In her bi-weekly article for Conservative Home, IEA Head of Media Emily Carver has argued that although the proposed European … Continue reading “The European Super League was unpopular, but it didn’t need government interference”

Monumental decision: Should statues be toppled?

26 June 2020

Monumental decision: Should statues be toppled?

26 June 2020
In recent weeks we have seen the resurgence of a debate around the appropriateness of statues in public places. Edward Colston was … Continue reading “Monumental decision: Should statues be toppled?”

Hydrogen: A driving force for change?

13 June 2020

Hydrogen: A driving force for change?

13 June 2020
Transport is the biggest contributing factor to domestic emissions in the UK. But it is a sector that “has proven … Continue reading “Hydrogen: A driving force for change?”

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