New IEA research proposing an overhaul of the Serious Fraud Office has been featured in The Times. The article said: … Continue reading “SFO Failures Prompt Calls for Overhaul”

IEA Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz has written for CapX arguing that while a society which upholds freedom of speech would … Continue reading “Free Speech is not Perfect but the Alternative is Far Worse”

A new IEA briefing paper on poorly distributed foreign aid by IEA research fellow Mark Tovey has been featured in … Continue reading “British Taxpayers Funding the Global Middle Class”

Director of the African Wildlife Economy Institute and author of IEA research on banning hunting trophy imports, Dr Francis Vorhies, … Continue reading “Britain Imposing Rules on African Conservation Efforts”

Contents Summary The Serious Fraud Office has experienced regular criticism and periodic scandals related to its operation, which have often … Continue reading “Replacing the Serious Fraud Office: The case for a new approach to serious economic crime”

After a series of institutional failures, a new Serious Economic Crimes Office should be created to prosecute and proactively tackle … Continue reading “Replace Serious Fraud Office in new focus on prevention, says new IEA paper “

Rent Control: Does it work?, new IEA research by Dr Konstantin A. Kholodilin analysing academic literature on rent controls spanning … Continue reading “Scotland’s Experiment Doesn’t Change Reality of Rent Controls”

Robin Hood in Reverse, new IEA research by Mark Tovey showing that UK taxpayers have funded projects in areas of … Continue reading “Aid Money Spent in Areas Richer than Parts of the UK”

Contents Summary UK Official Development Assistance (ODA) spending has gone to regions of upper-middle-income countries with GDP per capita figures … Continue reading “Robin Hood in Reverse: Foreign aid spending in regions that are richer than parts of the UK”