27 March 2019
IEA responds to Cancer Research UK calls to ban food promotions
26 March 2019
Two news items I caught over the weekend in my desperation to avoid anything obviously Brexit-y: both about higher education, … Continue reading “When it comes to higher education, politicians misunderstand incentives”
21 March 2019
“Efforts to restrict speech can become a tool to silence critics or oppress minorities. The strongest weapon against hateful speech … Continue reading “Are Cambridge University students really too fragile to be exposed to new ideas?”
19 March 2019
After a series of suicide tragedies involving children who researched methods online, or sought peer group approval through groups and … Continue reading “The tragedy of suicide must be tackled with policies that work – a crackdown on technology is not one of them”
19 March 2019
IEA publishes report on the EEA and EFTA models to leave the European Union
18 March 2019
Shadow Monetary Policy Committee votes to hold bank rate
18 March 2019
It’s difficult to focus on anything while Brexit continues to take up so much bandwidth, but I noticed that Philip … Continue reading “The dangers in politicians seeking popularity through pushing wages up”
17 March 2019
Christopher Snowdon responds to new consultation on junk food
15 March 2019
The misguided war on offshore financial centres