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The hidden perks enjoyed by the public sector

1 July 2024
Government and Institutions

The hidden perks enjoyed by the public sector

Gary Wilson-Cove
1 July 2024
Pay and Benefits 1a.) Pensions The biggest difference between compensation packages in the public and private sectors – bearing in … Continue reading “The hidden perks enjoyed by the public sector”

Red Tape is Strangling the Economy

1 July 2024
Regulation

Red Tape is Strangling the Economy

1 July 2024

IEA research quoted in The Sunday Times

Research on the negative impacts of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations by IEA Senior Research Fellow Jamie Whyte and a paper … Continue reading “Red Tape is Strangling the Economy”

Rent Control’s Record of Failure

1 July 2024
Housing and Planning

Rent Control’s Record of Failure

1 July 2024

Kristian Niemietz referenced in The Telegraph

A literature review on the negative impacts of rent control policies, by IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz, has been referenced … Continue reading “Rent Control’s Record of Failure”

Nesta has Become a Cautionary Tale About Quangos

1 July 2024
Government and Institutions

Nesta has Become a Cautionary Tale About Quangos

1 July 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Critic

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic in response to new research by the National … Continue reading “Nesta has Become a Cautionary Tale About Quangos”

The ‘Fully Costed’ Fallacy

1 July 2024
Regulation

The ‘Fully Costed’ Fallacy

1 July 2024

Daniel Freeman writes for CapX

IEA Managing Editor Daniel Freeman has written for CapX discussing new IEA research which analyses the uncosted regulatory commitments of … Continue reading “The ‘Fully Costed’ Fallacy”

Election Betting Scandal: A Reality Check

1 July 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Election Betting Scandal: A Reality Check

1 July 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for Spiked!

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for Spiked! arguing that the scandal developing around politicians and advisors … Continue reading “Election Betting Scandal: A Reality Check”

Main Parties Plan to Pile on Red Tape

1 July 2024
Regulation

Main Parties Plan to Pile on Red Tape

1 July 2024

IEA research featured in The Times

New research by IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh on the uncosted regulatory pledges in the main … Continue reading “Main Parties Plan to Pile on Red Tape”

The Case for a Lower Drink-Drive Limit is Weak

30 June 2024
Lifestyle Economics

The Case for a Lower Drink-Drive Limit is Weak

30 June 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Critic

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic on proposals to lower the drink-drive limit to … Continue reading “The Case for a Lower Drink-Drive Limit is Weak”

The British People Stand with Ukraine

30 June 2024
Society and Culture

The British People Stand with Ukraine

30 June 2024

Daniel Freeman writes for CapX

IEA Managing Editor Daniel Freeman has written for CapX criticising Nigel Farage’s claim that the West had ‘provoked’ the invasion … Continue reading “The British People Stand with Ukraine”

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