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Are Too Many People Going to University?

31 May 2018

Are Too Many People Going to University?

31 May 2018
The herd mentality that assumes university is the only path to reaching one’s full potential has come under fire in … Continue reading “Are Too Many People Going to University?”

Robocalypse Now?

17 May 2018

Robocalypse Now?

17 May 2018
The advance of AI and robotics brings many challenges as well as huge opportunities – and public concern about changes … Continue reading “Robocalypse Now?”

The Future of Financial Services Post-Brexit

4 May 2018

The Future of Financial Services Post-Brexit

4 May 2018
Today we’re joined by the IEA’s Research Director Dr Jamie Whyte, and Catherine McBride, Senior Economist in the IEA’s International … Continue reading “The Future of Financial Services Post-Brexit”

How Much Should We Worry About Inequality?

12 April 2018

How Much Should We Worry About Inequality?

12 April 2018
How much should we worry about inequality? With ongoing Corbyn-mania in UK politics, and the popularity of books like Thomas … Continue reading “How Much Should We Worry About Inequality?”

How to Calculate the Gender Pay Gap: The case of Uber

5 April 2018

How to Calculate the Gender Pay Gap: The case of Uber

5 April 2018
The deadline for large companies to report their gender pay gaps has now passed. We are left with a huge … Continue reading “How to Calculate the Gender Pay Gap: The case of Uber”

PURITANS: Reflections on the nanny state and the modern-day feminist movement

22 March 2018

PURITANS: Reflections on the nanny state and the modern-day feminist movement

22 March 2018
Today we’re joined by author and academic Dr Joanna Williams, and the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon, to … Continue reading “PURITANS: Reflections on the nanny state and the modern-day feminist movement”

The Breakdown of UK Politics

16 March 2018

The Breakdown of UK Politics

16 March 2018
UK politics is experiencing a realignment – with the old divides of left and right gradually giving way to new … Continue reading “The Breakdown of UK Politics”

Shanker Singham and the Politics of Trade

9 March 2018

Shanker Singham and the Politics of Trade

9 March 2018
In the latest instalment of our podcast series, Live From Lord North Street, News Editor Kate Andrews discusses trade arrangements … Continue reading “Shanker Singham and the Politics of Trade”

Carillion and the Future of Outsourcing

1 March 2018

Carillion and the Future of Outsourcing

1 March 2018
The collapse and liquidation of the building firm Carillion – a company responsible for numerous government projects – has ignited … Continue reading “Carillion and the Future of Outsourcing”

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