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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?”

How is the US handling the crisis?

12 June 2020

How is the US handling the crisis?

12 June 2020
We are joined by two experts from across the Pond – Clark Neily and Connor Boyak – to discuss the … Continue reading “How is the US handling the crisis?”

Expert analysis on the economic impact of Covid-19

20 April 2020

Expert analysis on the economic impact of Covid-19

20 April 2020
Expert analysis on the economic impact of Covid-19.

Lockdown limbo: Which way out? – #IEAsolation Episode 4

15 April 2020

Lockdown limbo: Which way out? – #IEAsolation Episode 4

15 April 2020
The UK is nearing the end of the initial 3-week lockdown announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, but there is … Continue reading “Lockdown limbo: Which way out? – #IEAsolation Episode 4”

Coronomics, with Dr Steve Davies

26 March 2020

Coronomics, with Dr Steve Davies

26 March 2020
Covid-19 is threatening lives and economies across the globe. As the UK government enforces social distancing to slow the spread … Continue reading “Coronomics, with Dr Steve Davies”

#IEAsolation episode 1: The mad rules waived because of the coronavirus!

25 March 2020

#IEAsolation episode 1: The mad rules waived because of the coronavirus!

25 March 2020
INTRODUCING… #IEAsolation! The IEA’s thinkers, economists and spokespeople are isolated along with the rest of the country, but that hasn’t … Continue reading “#IEAsolation episode 1: The mad rules waived because of the coronavirus!”

What the history of pandemics can tell us about COVID-19

24 March 2020

What the history of pandemics can tell us about COVID-19

24 March 2020
As humans have spread across the world, so have infectious diseases. Even in this modern era, outbreaks are nearly constant, though … Continue reading “What the history of pandemics can tell us about COVID-19”

Mark Littlewood speaks at DUP Conference on the future of the BBC Licence Fee

29 October 2019
Government and Institutions

Mark Littlewood speaks at DUP Conference on the future of the BBC Licence Fee

29 October 2019
The Institute of Economic Affairs’ Director General Mark Littlewood addressing the Democratic Unionist Party Conference on the main stage, to … Continue reading “Mark Littlewood speaks at DUP Conference on the future of the BBC Licence Fee”

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