The slowdown in money supply could cause deflation and recession unless the Bank of England changes course The Institute of … Continue reading “Cut interest rates by at least 0.5%, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee”

Last week, Florida became the first American state to ban cultivated or lab-grown meat. This is because, according to Governor … Continue reading “Florida Man bans cultivated meat”

The Centre for Policy Studies has released new research today arguing that the UK should drastically limit legal immigration. The paper … Continue reading “Review: Taking Back Control by Robert Jenrick MP, Neil O’Brien MP & Karl Williams”

IEA Communications Officer Harrison Griffiths has written for City AM criticising proposals for the government to ban smartphones for under-16s. … Continue reading “Government Smartphone Crackdown a ‘Disproportionate’ Response”

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for The Critic discussing his new research into the economics of slavery and … Continue reading “The Significant Costs of Colonialism”

Arthur Seldon and Ralph Harris, the co-founders of the Institute of Economic Affairs, have been mentioned in the Adam Smith … Continue reading “Happy Birthday, F.A. Hayek”

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic highlighting politicians’ tendency to obsess over intervening in … Continue reading “Politicians Have Hyperfocused on Minutiae”

Observer columnist Will Hutton is not a fan of my latest publication Imperial Measurement: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Western Colonialism. … Continue reading “Imperial Measurement: a rejoinder to Will Hutton and the Guardian/Observer”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The i arguing that a cut to interest rates in unlikely … Continue reading “Interest Rate Cut is Unlikely For Now”