Commenting on the inflation figures, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: “The jump in UK … Continue reading “The UK is only in the early stages of the inflation shock”

Reacting to today’s labour market statistics, Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: “Today’s labour … Continue reading “Youth unemployment rises again”

Commenting on the Advertising Standards Authority banning its first food advertisements under the government’s new advertising restrictions, the IEA’s Head … Continue reading “Policing food ad ban a ‘dystopian satire’”

New IEA publication provides an accessible introduction to Hayek’s Law, Legislation and Liberty, making one of the twentieth century’s most … Continue reading “Hayek’s work on why social engineering threatens freedom remains more relevant than ever, says new IEA book “

Six years on, the EU Green Deal has left electricity prices twice as high as in the US and China, … Continue reading “EU Green Deal has failed to deliver and holds damaging lessons for Britain, warns new IEA report “

Reacting to the Bank of England’s MPC’s decision to hold interest rates, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the Institute of … Continue reading “Bank of England stands firm against inflation risks”

Reacting to the latest jobs figures, Professor Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: … Continue reading “Government’s employment scheme won’t solve problems of its own making “

Reacting to the news that the UK will hike a 50% tariff on steel, Energy Analyst at the Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Steel tariffs will hurt cost of living”

Britain has fifth highest tax in the OECD on what parents leave to children, placing it in a small group of high-tax outliers and far above where headline … Continue reading “Britain has one of the world’s harshest inheritance taxes, and should scrap it, says new IEA paper”