Golden periods within recent history may help us navigate through our current plight

5 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Golden periods within recent history may help us navigate through our current plight

5 October 2020

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

In his biweekly column for the The Times, IEA Director General Mark Littlewood argues that while “testing times often call … Continue reading “Golden periods within recent history may help us navigate through our current plight”
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Economists, politicians, academics and businesspeople sign open letter to the Chancellor

5 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Economists, politicians, academics and businesspeople sign open letter to the Chancellor

5 October 2020
 New briefing paper and accompanying open letter from the Institute of Economic Affairs highlight the conditions that prevailed during recent periods of economic … Continue reading “Economists, politicians, academics and businesspeople sign open letter to the Chancellor”
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Kristian Niemietz’s ‘Socialism: The Failed Idea that Never Dies’ featured in The Times

30 September 2020
Economic Theory

Kristian Niemietz’s ‘Socialism: The Failed Idea that Never Dies’ featured in The Times

30 September 2020

Kristian Niemietz quoted in The Times

An extract from ‘Socialism: The Failed Idea that Never Dies’ by IEA Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz is … Continue reading “Kristian Niemietz’s ‘Socialism: The Failed Idea that Never Dies’ featured in The Times”
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Uber’s competitors are no longer in a cushy position and will need to get used to it

30 September 2020
Transport

Uber’s competitors are no longer in a cushy position and will need to get used to it

30 September 2020

Kristian Niemietz writes for City AM

After operating on short-term “emergency licences” for two years, Uber has been given a “proper” licence to operate in London … Continue reading “Uber’s competitors are no longer in a cushy position and will need to get used to it”
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“No evidence of a more fundamental change” in Prime Minister’s education announcements

30 September 2020
Education

“No evidence of a more fundamental change” in Prime Minister’s education announcements

30 September 2020

Professor Len Shackleton quoted in the Yorkshire Post

The Prime Minister’s announcement of reforms to higher education designed to boost workers skills and aid the economic recovery following … Continue reading ““No evidence of a more fundamental change” in Prime Minister’s education announcements”
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