IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has written for The Telegraph, highlighting what the results will be of the BoE’s Monetary … Continue reading “Interest rate standstill”

A new book outlines how the ‘free banking’ alternative to central banks can and has delivered stability and prosperity. Central … Continue reading “Bank of England not necessary, says landmark IEA ‘free banking’ book”

Commenting on the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to hold interest rates 5.25 per cent, Julian Jessop, Economics … Continue reading “Bank of England keeping interest rates higher for longer than necessary, says IEA economist”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s comments on the current shortcomings in the Bank of England’s operations, have been quoted in … Continue reading “Time for change at the BoE”

Chaired by Research Assistant Daniel Freeman, the IEA Book Club was delighted to host renowned British economist and author Bernard … Continue reading “You Always Hurt the One you Love: Central Banks and the Murder of Capitalism | IEA Book Club”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s comments on UK taxes and possible falls in inflation and interest rates, have been quoted … Continue reading “Falling inflation to be a saving grace”

Commenting on data showing that the rate of inflation fell to 4.6 per cent in October, Economics Fellow at the … Continue reading “Falling inflation removes obstacle to tax cuts”

The Shadow Monetary Policy Committee’s recommendation that the Bank of England should cut interest rates has been mentioned in The … Continue reading “Unchanged interest rates risk recession”

The Shadow Monetary Policy Committee’s recommendation that the Bank of England should cut interest rates has been mentioned in Mail+. … Continue reading “Interest rates have to be cut”