While Friedrich Hayek penned The Road to Serfdom in wartime Britain, on the other side of the world another Viennese … Continue reading “Review: The Open Society and its Enemies, Volume 1, by Karl Popper”

Commenting ahead of the launch of the NHS long-term plan, Associate Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs Kate Andrews … Continue reading “NHS long-term plan falls short of offering real solutions to improve patient outcomes”

The morning I turned eight, I woke up and told my father that I was “halfway there”. This, in my … Continue reading “Will 2019 be the year we halt the march of the Nanny State? I won’t hold my breath”

A lot has been written about how social media (or digital media more generally), by creating online echo chambers and … Continue reading “The antidote to political polarisation is less politics”

Kate Andrews, Associate Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs has written for City AM on the government’s latest nanny … Continue reading “This government seems intent on infantilising us”

Commenting on the High Pay Centre’s analysis of executive pay released today, Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of … Continue reading “‘Fat Cat Friday’ is a gimmick that distracts from the real issue of low pay”

Step away from Twitter for a few hours and you often miss something. No, I don’t mean Chris Grayling and … Continue reading “The Greggs vegan sausage roll is no abomination – merely market forces in action”

Kate Andrews, Associate Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs has written for the Spectator Coffee House on the introduction … Continue reading “Greggs’ vegan sausage roll shows the benefits of market forces”

Chris Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs has commented in the Mail Online on the … Continue reading “Unscientific guidelines opened the door to government interference in food supply”