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In defence of high CEO pay

12 January 2024
Labour Market

In defence of high CEO pay

12 January 2024

Len Shackleton writes in The Times

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has written in The Times outlining the justification for high CEO pay. … Continue reading “In defence of high CEO pay”

Warning signs in the bond market

12 January 2024
Economics

Warning signs in the bond market

12 January 2024

Julian Jessop writes in The Spectator

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has written for The Spectator discussing BlackRock’s UK chief investment strategist Vivek Paul’s warning that … Continue reading “Warning signs in the bond market”

A celebration of imperfect capitalism

12 January 2024
Economics

A celebration of imperfect capitalism

12 January 2024

Arthur Seldon's research featured in EconLib

Corrigible Capitalism, Incorrigible Socialism, an essay praising free market capitalism by former IEA Co-President Arthur Seldon, has been reviewed in … Continue reading “A celebration of imperfect capitalism”

Post Office scandal epitomises unaccountable government

12 January 2024
Government and Institutions

Post Office scandal epitomises unaccountable government

12 January 2024

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written in City AM discussing the wrongful prosecution of over … Continue reading “Post Office scandal epitomises unaccountable government”

CMA being given too much power with too little accountability

12 January 2024
Regulation

CMA being given too much power with too little accountability

12 January 2024

IEA research referenced in Tech Monitor

The foreword to Digital Overload, a research paper co-published by the IEA and International Center for Law & Economics’ (ICLE), … Continue reading “CMA being given too much power with too little accountability”

No such thing as a free bus trip

12 January 2024
Transport

No such thing as a free bus trip

12 January 2024

Len Shackleton writes in City AM

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has written in a City AM debate opposing the idea of fare-free … Continue reading “No such thing as a free bus trip”

NHS system fails everyone, especially striking workers

12 January 2024
Healthcare

NHS system fails everyone, especially striking workers

12 January 2024

Matthew Bowles writes for CapX

IEA Development Manager Matthew Bowles has written in CapX urging striking healthcare workers to focus their attention on changes to … Continue reading “NHS system fails everyone, especially striking workers”

The Economics of Empire

12 January 2024
Economics

The Economics of Empire

12 January 2024

Kristian Niemietz writes for CapX

IEA Head of Political Economy Kristian Niemietz has written for CapX discussing the economics of imperialism and addressing the myth … Continue reading “The Economics of Empire”

Sickness payments bill piles up

12 January 2024
Labour Market

Sickness payments bill piles up

12 January 2024

Len Shackleton quoted in The Sunday Express

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton has been quoted in The Daily Express responding to news that adult … Continue reading “Sickness payments bill piles up”

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