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Sugar Tax Reporting Comes Under Scrutiny

16 July 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Sugar Tax Reporting Comes Under Scrutiny

16 July 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for CapX

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for CapX criticising recent reporting of a study on the impact … Continue reading “Sugar Tax Reporting Comes Under Scrutiny”

NHS Reform: Lessons from Down Under

15 July 2024
Healthcare

NHS Reform: Lessons from Down Under

15 July 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for The Telegraph

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for The Daily Telegraph criticising reverence for the NHS … Continue reading “NHS Reform: Lessons from Down Under”

Universal Pension Tax Relief ‘Devoid of Any Economic Rationale’

15 July 2024
Labour Market

Universal Pension Tax Relief ‘Devoid of Any Economic Rationale’

15 July 2024

IEA research quoted in Interactive Investor

Research by former IEA Academic and Research Director Philip Booth has been quoted in an Interactive Investor article analysing possible … Continue reading “Universal Pension Tax Relief ‘Devoid of Any Economic Rationale’”

Time for Change, Not More of the Same

15 July 2024
Economics

Time for Change, Not More of the Same

15 July 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM highlighting the difficulty the Labour Party … Continue reading “Time for Change, Not More of the Same”

Can the Serious Fraud Office be Fixed?

15 July 2024
Government and Institutions

Can the Serious Fraud Office be Fixed?

15 July 2024

IEA research referenced in The Law Society Gazette

Research by former IEA Academic and Research Director James Forder on the Serious Fraud Office’s record of legal failures has … Continue reading “Can the Serious Fraud Office be Fixed?”

Eight Years Since the Referendum, Brexit Still Looms Large

15 July 2024
Society and Culture

Eight Years Since the Referendum, Brexit Still Looms Large

15 July 2024

Kristian Niemietz quoted in Money Week

A recent blog by IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz, which argues that Brexit wasn’t worth it, primarily because of its … Continue reading “Eight Years Since the Referendum, Brexit Still Looms Large”

National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk

15 July 2024
Economics

National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk

15 July 2024

Len Shackleton quoted in The Express

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has been quoted in The Daily Express criticising the new government’s proposals … Continue reading “National ‘Wealth’ Fund Proposal Fraught with Risk”

Uncosted Red Tape Pledges Risk Push for Growth

15 July 2024
Regulation

Uncosted Red Tape Pledges Risk Push for Growth

15 July 2024

IEA research referenced in The Telegraph

New research on the main parties’ uncosted regulatory commitments, by IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has … Continue reading “Uncosted Red Tape Pledges Risk Push for Growth”

Planning Reform Comes Out Swinging

15 July 2024
Economics

Planning Reform Comes Out Swinging

15 July 2024

Matthew Lesh quoted in Guido Fawkes

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has been quoted in Guido Fawkes welcoming the new Chancellor Rachel … Continue reading “Planning Reform Comes Out Swinging”

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