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Revived Tobacco Ban Risks Turbocharging Britain’s Black Market

19 July 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Revived Tobacco Ban Risks Turbocharging Britain’s Black Market

19 July 2024

Tom Clougherty quoted in ITV News

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in ITV News criticising the revival of proposals for a generational tobacco … Continue reading “Revived Tobacco Ban Risks Turbocharging Britain’s Black Market”

Regulators Can Unleash the Cultivated Meat Revolution

19 July 2024
Regulation

Regulators Can Unleash the Cultivated Meat Revolution

19 July 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for CapX

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for CapX discussing the recent approval of cultivated meat … Continue reading “Regulators Can Unleash the Cultivated Meat Revolution”

Crackdown on Tobacco Alternatives Will Cost Lives

19 July 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Crackdown on Tobacco Alternatives Will Cost Lives

19 July 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Critic

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic criticising the new government’s continuation of the previous … Continue reading “Crackdown on Tobacco Alternatives Will Cost Lives”

New Red Tape Could Undermine Strong UK Labour Market

19 July 2024
Labour Market

New Red Tape Could Undermine Strong UK Labour Market

19 July 2024

Tom Clougherty quoted in The Mail

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in The Daily Mail responding to the King’s Speech in which the … Continue reading “New Red Tape Could Undermine Strong UK Labour Market”

Debanking Will Continue Without Regulatory Overhaul

19 July 2024
Regulation

Debanking Will Continue Without Regulatory Overhaul

19 July 2024

IEA research referenced in This Is Money

Research by IEA Senior Research Fellow Jamie Whyte explaining how red tape has fuelled a surge in debanking has been … Continue reading “Debanking Will Continue Without Regulatory Overhaul”

Symbolic Proposals in the King’s Speech Could Cause Real Damage

18 July 2024
Government and Institutions

Symbolic Proposals in the King’s Speech Could Cause Real Damage

18 July 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM criticising symbolic but potentially damaging proposals … Continue reading “Symbolic Proposals in the King’s Speech Could Cause Real Damage”

Road Tax Exemption for Electric Cars ‘Unfair and Fiscally Unsustainable’

18 July 2024
Transport

Road Tax Exemption for Electric Cars ‘Unfair and Fiscally Unsustainable’

18 July 2024

Daniel Freeman writes for The Times

IEA Managing Editor Daniel Freeman has written for The Times arguing in favour of extending road tax to electric vehicles. … Continue reading “Road Tax Exemption for Electric Cars ‘Unfair and Fiscally Unsustainable’”

No Excuse Not to Cut Interest Rates

18 July 2024
Monetary Policy

No Excuse Not to Cut Interest Rates

18 July 2024

Andrew Lilico quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Economics Fellow Andrew Lilico has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to news that inflation remained steady at … Continue reading “No Excuse Not to Cut Interest Rates”

King’s Speech Growth Pledges are Fraught with Risk

17 July 2024
Economics

King’s Speech Growth Pledges are Fraught with Risk

17 July 2024

Tom Clougherty quoted in The Mirror

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in The Daily Mirror responding to the new government’s King’s Speech which … Continue reading “King’s Speech Growth Pledges are Fraught with Risk”

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