IEA Communications Officer Reem Ibrahim has written for The Daily Mail criticising proposals for a generational ban on tobacco and … Continue reading “Tobacco and Vape Crackdowns Will Turbocharge the Black Market”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s response to the recent Bernanke Report on the Bank of England’s forecasting and communications has … Continue reading “Everyone Pays the Price for Bank of England Failures”

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for City AM sketching out a possible future in which Britain finally solves … Continue reading “Dispatch from 2035: The Housing Crisis is Over”

On 15 April, the IEA’s Editorial Director, Dr Kristian Niemietz, gave a talk entitled “Free-Market Schools of Thought” for the … Continue reading “Six lessons from the Austrian School of Economics”

A few weeks ago, I wrote a column for the Daily Telegraph in response to the convoy of tractors descending … Continue reading “Free trade vs “self-sufficiency” in agriculture: a rejoinder to my critics”

A new authoritarian populism index ranks the UK at 30 out of 31 European countries, with support for authoritarian or … Continue reading “UK ranked second least authoritarian populist country in Europe, finds new index”

On the more market-oriented wing of UK politics, there is a widespread view that the energy packages announced by Chancellors … Continue reading “Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The i responding to former U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke’s … Continue reading “Damning Indictment of the Bank of England’s Failures in New Report”

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Critic discussing the government’s impact assessment for the proposed … Continue reading “Assessment Failed”