3 September 2015
ECJ is right to stick to its principles on minimum pricing
3 September 2015
There is a persistent belief that drinkers are a burden on the British taxpayer. In the narrative of ‘Booze Britain’, … Continue reading “Do drinkers pay their way?”
3 September 2015
Drinkers subsidise non-drinkers by £6.5bn each year
3 September 2015
New IEA paper dispels the myth that drinkers are a burden on the taxpayer
6 August 2015
New IEA paper identifies the benefits of decriminalising Britain's sex industry
6 August 2015
Prostitution is often discussed as a moral issue. Social science offers another perspective. In particular the numerous sex surveys carried … Continue reading “Demand for sexual entertainments is ineradicable. We must decriminalise prostitution.”
16 July 2015
Sugar is much in the news at the moment, with the British Medical Association calling for a tax on sugary … Continue reading “Why the government shouldn’t intervene in the sugar market”
15 July 2015
A government clamp-down on sugar would be damaging and unnecessary
15 July 2015
New IEA research dispels the myth that government intervention in the sugar industry is justified