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Liberating the Labour Market

14 July 2025

Liberating the Labour Market

14 July 2025
Contents Summary A free competitive market offers wide opportunities for individuals and businesses and is compatible with the framework of … Continue reading “Liberating the Labour Market”

An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought

7 July 2025

An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought

Eamonn Butler
7 July 2025
Contents Foreword Studying economics especially at university can be a sterile and lifeless endeavour. In four out of five classes, … Continue reading “An Introduction to Schools of Economic Thought”

Economics desperately needs diversity of thought, says new IEA book 

7 July 2025
Economics

Economics desperately needs diversity of thought, says new IEA book 

7 July 2025
Modern economics education has “forgotten its own history”, focusing on mathematical models rather than understanding different approaches to economic problems … Continue reading “Economics desperately needs diversity of thought, says new IEA book “

NHS plan ‘mostly reaffirmation’

3 July 2025
Healthcare

NHS plan ‘mostly reaffirmation’

3 July 2025
Commenting on the Government’s plan for the NHS announced today, Dr Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director at the free market think … Continue reading “NHS plan ‘mostly reaffirmation’”

NHS struggles to turn cash into care

25 June 2025
Healthcare

NHS struggles to turn cash into care

25 June 2025
Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz was quoted in the Times on NHS failures. The article said: “The NHS is one of … Continue reading “NHS struggles to turn cash into care”

Over-60s free travel

17 June 2025
Economics

Over-60s free travel

17 June 2025
Reem Ibrahim was quoted in the Telegraph, the Mirror, my London News, and Birmingham Live on free transport for the … Continue reading “Over-60s free travel”

Our politicians are hooked on spending

17 June 2025
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Our politicians are hooked on spending

17 June 2025
Director of Communications Callum Price has written about the spending review in LBC. The article said: “What we got instead … Continue reading “Our politicians are hooked on spending”

Europe’s Nanny State Problem

17 June 2025
Lifestyle Economics

Europe’s Nanny State Problem

17 June 2025
Communications Manager Reem Ibrahim has written for FEE on the Nanny State Index. The article said: “Governments across the world … Continue reading “Europe’s Nanny State Problem”

UK economy on track for a dismal second quarter

13 June 2025
Economics

UK economy on track for a dismal second quarter

13 June 2025
Responding to the latest growth figures Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “The 0.3% fall … Continue reading “UK economy on track for a dismal second quarter”

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