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Why Budget Statements Are Overrated

8 March 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Why Budget Statements Are Overrated

8 March 2024

Kristian Niemietz writes for The Critic

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for The Critic arguing that big fiscal events like the Budget have little … Continue reading “Why Budget Statements Are Overrated”

The Budget’s ‘Three Big Positives’

8 March 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The Budget’s ‘Three Big Positives’

8 March 2024

Julian Jessop featured in The Express

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been featured in The Daily Express analysing some of the positive measures in the … Continue reading “The Budget’s ‘Three Big Positives’”

Renters Reform Bill is beyond saving

8 March 2024
Housing and Planning

Renters Reform Bill is beyond saving

8 March 2024
Commenting on reports that the Renters Reform Bill is ‘on the brink of collapse’, Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director at the … Continue reading “Renters Reform Bill is beyond saving”

Fundamental Economic Issues Left Unaddressed After the Budget

7 March 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Fundamental Economic Issues Left Unaddressed After the Budget

7 March 2024

Tom Clougherty quoted in FT Advisor

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in Financial Times Advisor responding to this week’s Budget. Tom said: “As … Continue reading “Fundamental Economic Issues Left Unaddressed After the Budget”

Budget Avoids Tackling Core Economic Problems

7 March 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Budget Avoids Tackling Core Economic Problems

7 March 2024

Tom Clougherty quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to the Budget. Tom said: “There’s no … Continue reading “Budget Avoids Tackling Core Economic Problems”

‘Saint Tax’ on vaping ‘is scientifically and economically illiterate’

7 March 2024
Lifestyle Economics

‘Saint Tax’ on vaping ‘is scientifically and economically illiterate’

7 March 2024

Christopher Snowdon quoted in The i

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted in The i criticising the government’s new tax on e-cigarette … Continue reading “‘Saint Tax’ on vaping ‘is scientifically and economically illiterate’”

North Sea Windfall Tax Extension is Punitive and Self-Defeating

7 March 2024
Energy and Environment

North Sea Windfall Tax Extension is Punitive and Self-Defeating

7 March 2024

Andy Mayer quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to the extension of the Energy Profits … Continue reading “North Sea Windfall Tax Extension is Punitive and Self-Defeating”

‘Boring’ Budget Changes Little

7 March 2024
Tax and Fiscal Policy

‘Boring’ Budget Changes Little

7 March 2024

Julian Jessop writes for City AM

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has written for City AM analysing the Budget. Julian wrote: “This was a boring Budget … Continue reading “‘Boring’ Budget Changes Little”

EU’s ‘Micro-Managing Misery Merchants’ Double Down on Plastic Regulation

7 March 2024
Energy and Environment

EU’s ‘Micro-Managing Misery Merchants’ Double Down on Plastic Regulation

7 March 2024

Andy Mayer writes for The Telegraph

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has written for The Daily Telegraph discussing the EU’s new Revision of the Packaging and … Continue reading “EU’s ‘Micro-Managing Misery Merchants’ Double Down on Plastic Regulation”

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