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Not enough to promote growth in the Queen’s Speech

9 May 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Not enough to promote growth in the Queen’s Speech

9 May 2012
Responding to the Queen’s Speech, Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “It is time this … Continue reading “Not enough to promote growth in the Queen’s Speech”

Economic growth requires urgent action

25 April 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Economic growth requires urgent action

25 April 2012

The IEA responds to the latest growth figures

Responding to the latest growth figures, Mark Littlewood, Director General at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “Getting the economy … Continue reading “Economic growth requires urgent action”

Closing down DCMS could save £1.6bn

19 April 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Closing down DCMS could save £1.6bn

19 April 2012

The IEA discusses the possibility of closing DCMS

Closing down the Department of Culture, Media and Sport could save around £1.6bn (if all spending ceased). This would give … Continue reading “Closing down DCMS could save £1.6bn”

“Granny tax” should be welcomed


19 April 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

“Granny tax” should be welcomed


19 April 2012

The IEA responds to the 'granny tax'

Commenting ahead of today’s vote on the so-called “granny tax”, Prof. Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic … Continue reading ““Granny tax” should be welcomed
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Budget 2012 includes welcome steps to growth, but some traps too

21 March 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Budget 2012 includes welcome steps to growth, but some traps too

21 March 2012

The IEA responds to the Budget

Responding to today’s Budget, Mark Littlewood, Director General of the Institute of Economic Affairs, said: “Overall, this is a fiddly, … Continue reading “Budget 2012 includes welcome steps to growth, but some traps too”

Royal Mail pensions fund changes short-sighted and dangerous

19 March 2012
Government and Institutions

Royal Mail pensions fund changes short-sighted and dangerous

19 March 2012

The IEA responds to the Government's plan to nationalise Royal Mail pension assets

Commenting on the idea of nationalising the assets of the Royal Mail pension fund, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director at … Continue reading “Royal Mail pensions fund changes short-sighted and dangerous”

Free Enterprise Group & Institute of Economic Affairs Growth Forum proposals launched

27 February 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Free Enterprise Group & Institute of Economic Affairs Growth Forum proposals launched

27 February 2012

Release of the Growth Forum Paper

On Monday 27th February, the FEG and IEA held a joint event, looking at the central question of politics today: … Continue reading “Free Enterprise Group & Institute of Economic Affairs Growth Forum proposals launched”

Labour should focus on job creation, not more taxes

12 March 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Labour should focus on job creation, not more taxes

12 March 2012

The IEA responds to Labour's pre-budget speech

Responding to today’s speech by Ed Miliband and Ed Balls on the economy, Mark Littlewood, Director General of the Institute … Continue reading “Labour should focus on job creation, not more taxes”

Government should scrap 50p rate and abandon idea of a mansion tax

7 March 2012
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Government should scrap 50p rate and abandon idea of a mansion tax

7 March 2012

Prof Philip Booth comments on the idea of a Mansion Tax

Commenting on the idea of introducing a mansion tax, Prof Philip Booth, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, … Continue reading “Government should scrap 50p rate and abandon idea of a mansion tax”

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