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Cut interest rates to avoid economic stagnation, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

1 February 2024
Monetary Policy

Cut interest rates to avoid economic stagnation, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

1 February 2024
The slowdown in money supply will cause economic damage unless the Bank of England changes course. The Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Cut interest rates to avoid economic stagnation, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee”

The slippery slope is no fallacy

31 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

The slippery slope is no fallacy

31 January 2024

Harrison Griffiths writes for The Critic

IEA Communications Officer Harrison Griffiths has written for The Critic arguing that government crackdowns on vaping and the planned prohibition … Continue reading “The slippery slope is no fallacy”

The government is ignore clear evidence on vaping

30 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

The government is ignore clear evidence on vaping

30 January 2024

Christopher Snowdon quoted on City AM's front page

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted on the front page of City AM criticising the government’s … Continue reading “The government is ignore clear evidence on vaping”

Next global catastrophe could eclipse Covid

30 January 2024
Economics

Next global catastrophe could eclipse Covid

30 January 2024

New IEA Book featured in The Daily Star

Apocalypse Next, a new book by IEA Senior Education Fellow Stephen Davies has been featured in The Daily Star. The … Continue reading “Next global catastrophe could eclipse Covid”

Number of empty homes in Britain one of Europe’s lowest

30 January 2024
Housing and Planning

Number of empty homes in Britain one of Europe’s lowest

30 January 2024

Kristian Niemietz writes for The Critic

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for The Critic arguing against the idea that second home ownership and empty … Continue reading “Number of empty homes in Britain one of Europe’s lowest”

Total ban on disposable vapes is not justified by youth vaping

30 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Total ban on disposable vapes is not justified by youth vaping

30 January 2024

Reem Ibrahim quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Communications Officer & Linda Whetstone Scholar Reem Ibrahim has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph criticising government plans to … Continue reading “Total ban on disposable vapes is not justified by youth vaping”

Vape crackdown will drive up smoking

30 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Vape crackdown will drive up smoking

30 January 2024

Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Times

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon’s criticism of the government’s latest crackdown on vaping has been quoted in The … Continue reading “Vape crackdown will drive up smoking”

Disposable vape ban will be counterproductive

29 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Disposable vape ban will be counterproductive

29 January 2024

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Spectator

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for The Spectator criticising the government’s latest crackdown on vaping. Christopher … Continue reading “Disposable vape ban will be counterproductive”

Government vape crackdown is ‘pro-smoking’

29 January 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Government vape crackdown is ‘pro-smoking’

29 January 2024

Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Sun and The Express

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted in The Sun responding to the government’s latest crackdown on … Continue reading “Government vape crackdown is ‘pro-smoking’”

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