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Union Pay Demands Could ‘Spiral Out of Control’

5 August 2024
Labour Market

Union Pay Demands Could ‘Spiral Out of Control’

5 August 2024

Len Shackleton quoted in BBC News

Responding to the recently announced public sector pay rises, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has been quoted … Continue reading “Union Pay Demands Could ‘Spiral Out of Control’”

UPF’s Drive Obesity Like ‘Liquids Drive Liver Disease’

5 August 2024
Lifestyle Economics

UPF’s Drive Obesity Like ‘Liquids Drive Liver Disease’

5 August 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for City AM

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for City AM in a debate about whether ‘ultra-processed foods’ (UPFs) … Continue reading “UPF’s Drive Obesity Like ‘Liquids Drive Liver Disease’”

Interest Rate Cut Should be the First of Many

5 August 2024
Monetary Policy

Interest Rate Cut Should be the First of Many

5 August 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in The Express

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Express reacting to the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to … Continue reading “Interest Rate Cut Should be the First of Many”

China Stagnating Under Communist Rule

2 August 2024
Government and Institutions

China Stagnating Under Communist Rule

2 August 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM on the prospects of economic growth in China and … Continue reading “China Stagnating Under Communist Rule”

Don’t Forget the Cost of Red Tape

2 August 2024
Regulation

Don’t Forget the Cost of Red Tape

2 August 2024

IEA research referenced in The Times

A paper written by IEA Director of Communications Matthew Lesh on the uncosted regulatory burdens in election manifestos has been … Continue reading “Don’t Forget the Cost of Red Tape”

Energy Windfall Will Kill North Sea Investment

2 August 2024
Energy and Environment

Energy Windfall Will Kill North Sea Investment

2 August 2024

Andy Mayer writes for City AM

IEA Energy Analyst and Chief Operating Officer Andy Mayer has written for City AM on the negative impact of the … Continue reading “Energy Windfall Will Kill North Sea Investment”

Food Reformulation Will Increase Child Malnutrition

2 August 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Food Reformulation Will Increase Child Malnutrition

2 August 2024

IEA research featured The Telegraph

Research by the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics Chris Snowdon regarding regulations on calorie content in food has been referenced … Continue reading “Food Reformulation Will Increase Child Malnutrition”

Public Finance ‘Black Hole’ Set to be Filled by Tax Rises

2 August 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Public Finance ‘Black Hole’ Set to be Filled by Tax Rises

2 August 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in The Mirror

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Mirror commenting on the £22bn shortfall in public finances … Continue reading “Public Finance ‘Black Hole’ Set to be Filled by Tax Rises”

Public Sector Pay Rises Won’t Satisfy Union Ambition

2 August 2024
Labour Market

Public Sector Pay Rises Won’t Satisfy Union Ambition

2 August 2024

Len Shackleton quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to announced public sector … Continue reading “Public Sector Pay Rises Won’t Satisfy Union Ambition”

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