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Rishi Sunak’s housing proposals would worsen the cost of living crisis, says IEA expert

28 July 2022
Housing and Planning

Rishi Sunak’s housing proposals would worsen the cost of living crisis, says IEA expert

28 July 2022
Commenting on Rishi Sunak’s housing proposals, Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at free market think tank the Institute of … Continue reading “Rishi Sunak’s housing proposals would worsen the cost of living crisis, says IEA expert”

Private enterprise will provide the levelling up that regional cities need

14 February 2022
Housing and Planning

Private enterprise will provide the levelling up that regional cities need

14 February 2022

Matthew Lesh writes for CapX

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has written a piece for CapX about Michael Gove’s pro-state rhetoric when it … Continue reading “Private enterprise will provide the levelling up that regional cities need”

Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen

8 November 2021
Economic Theory

Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen

Gary M. Galles
8 November 2021
In The Common Sense of Science, the Polish-British mathematician Jacob Bronowski wrote that, “at the basis of human thought lies … Continue reading “Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen”

Government housing policy has ‘betrayed a generation’

7 October 2021
Housing and Planning

Government housing policy has ‘betrayed a generation’

7 October 2021

Dr Kristian Niemietz writes for The Telegraph

In an op-ed for The Telegraph, IEA Head of Political Economy, Dr Kristian Niemietz, lambasted the governments U-turn on planning … Continue reading “Government housing policy has ‘betrayed a generation’”

IEA analysis on stamp duty reported by Estate Agent Today

17 August 2021
Housing and Planning

IEA analysis on stamp duty reported by Estate Agent Today

17 August 2021

Alexander Hammond quoted in Estate Agent Today

IEA Policy Analyst Alexander Hammond was quoted in Estate Agent Today, lambasting stamp duty land tax and calling for it … Continue reading “IEA analysis on stamp duty reported by Estate Agent Today”

It’s time to scrap stamp duty

15 August 2021
Housing and Planning

It’s time to scrap stamp duty

15 August 2021

Alexander Hammond features in Daily Express

IEA Policy Analyst, Alexander Hammond, featured in a Daily Express article calling for the government to consider axing stamp duty … Continue reading “It’s time to scrap stamp duty”

Britain’s housing market is broken

19 May 2021
Housing and Planning

Britain’s housing market is broken

19 May 2021

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Spectator

In an op-ed for The Spectator, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon commented on how the government’s much needed … Continue reading “Britain’s housing market is broken”

Johnson’s “radical shakeup” of the planning system is not going to happen

12 May 2021
Housing and Planning

Johnson’s “radical shakeup” of the planning system is not going to happen

Kristian Niemietz
12 May 2021
Boris Johnson has promised a “radical shakeup” of the planning system – the “biggest shake-up in 70 years” no less … Continue reading “Johnson’s “radical shakeup” of the planning system is not going to happen”

NIMBY’s should not be allowed to stop urgent planning reform

11 May 2021
Housing and Planning

NIMBY’s should not be allowed to stop urgent planning reform

11 May 2021

Dr Kristian Niemietz writes for CapX

IEA Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz has welcomed attempts by the government to tackle Britain’s housing crisis, but … Continue reading “NIMBY’s should not be allowed to stop urgent planning reform”

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