To revive the economy, the Chancellor should pursue policies with a proven track record of success

13 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

To revive the economy, the Chancellor should pursue policies with a proven track record of success

13 October 2020

Neil Record writes for Conservative Home

The first priority of the Chancellor must be “to stop the mountain of public debt growing any larger”, writes the … Continue reading “To revive the economy, the Chancellor should pursue policies with a proven track record of success”

The Chancellor should ‘learn the lessons from the recent past’ to salvage the economy

13 October 2020
Labour Market

The Chancellor should ‘learn the lessons from the recent past’ to salvage the economy

13 October 2020

Neil Record writes in Conservative Home

The first priority of the Chancellor must be “to stop the mountain of public debt growing any larger”, writes the … Continue reading “The Chancellor should ‘learn the lessons from the recent past’ to salvage the economy”

A maximum wage, just like all other eat-the-rich policies, will not help low earners

13 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

A maximum wage, just like all other eat-the-rich policies, will not help low earners

13 October 2020

Kristian Niemietz writes for CapX

A report last week by the High Pay Centre and Autonomy calling for the introduction of a national maximum wage received favourable … Continue reading “A maximum wage, just like all other eat-the-rich policies, will not help low earners”

To compare wind power in this country to Saudi Arabia’s oil wealth is “fantasy”

11 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

To compare wind power in this country to Saudi Arabia’s oil wealth is “fantasy”

11 October 2020

Mark Littlewood quoted by the Yorkshire Post

The Prime Minister’s speech at Conservative Party Conference contained “some sound free market rhetoric… but little in the way of … Continue reading “To compare wind power in this country to Saudi Arabia’s oil wealth is “fantasy””

IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade”

10 October 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade”

10 October 2020

IEA research featured in The Guardian / Observer

IEA research is featured in an op-ed for The Observer and Guardian by Phillip Inman on how “the UK’s poor … Continue reading “IEA has “urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade””