Sugar taxes: A Briefing

IEA reaction to new alcohol guidelines released today

IEA reaction to recent speculation about possible sugary drinks tax

Response to the ECJ rejection of minimum pricing for alcohol

How healthy living is costing us more in the long term

IEA reaction to delayed airport expansion decision

Examining the structural flaws in the NHS

A response the the Health Committee's call for a sugary drinks tax

Capping bankers' bonuses would drive business and talent away from the UK

Taking immediate action to tackle the deficit must now be the priority

ComRes poll shows only 20% of Osborne's constituents know he plans to increase the national debt

UK has problem with growth and productivity, not jobs

Bank of England is abdicating its responsibilities

Work schemes are beneficial

Capping social care is a misguided move

A mansion tax would create too many inequities

Government must focus on removing barriers to competition in the water industry

Reforms should make bank failure safe without relying on the taxpayer

SMPC votes 6-3 to raise rate by 1/4%

Governments should not dictate development priorities

IEA responds to a new report calling for a tax on sugary drinks

HS2 has a very weak business case

IEA comment on latest growth figures

Structural problems still undermine economic growth

Government must press ahead with labour market deregulation

The lesser the role of government in A-levels, the better

UK's economic freedom marginally up

UK must act in its own interests

Child benefit changes utterly misguided

Rail policy needs radical reform

A new IEA report looks at why we need to redefine the debate on poverty

New report advocates decentralising common-pool resources

IEA response to the Autumn Statement

SMPC decides by six votes to three that Bank Rate should be held at ½%

Parliament should resist Leveson's call for statutory change

Minimum alcohol pricing plans are hugely regressive

Limiting energy companies to offering just four tariffs is extremely misguided

Proposals to fund reducing fuel duty, to the point that it can be halved and then eventually phased out.

Preparations must be made for the orderly exit of a number of countries from the euro zone

Proliferation of western regulations are damaging developing countries

Senior US economist argues attempts to tax ourselves into prosperity have failed

IEA launches new Economic Affairs

Deregulation not government intervention is the solution to industrial growth

New research argues that the government should go denationalise the entire road network

The UK has a long-term growth problem which it will not solve until government spending and taxation are reduced

The motives behind the TUC march are utterly misguided

IEA launches new web paper

Unemployment figures promising yet regional disparities prevail

The three non-cash benefits to pensioners should be abolished

Government should not be taking the risks from business lending that banks are not willing to bear themselves

Lib Dem proposals are no substitute for a properly functioning housing market

Mark Littlewood's recommendations for the government's Red Tape Challenge

IEA launches new web paper

Government approach to cutting the deficit has ignored all
 economic evidence

Focusing on increasing private sector investment and productivity is the key

ECB is burying its head in the sand

New IEA research released

Mark Littlewood comments on today's strike action

Comment on today's Autumn Statement

Mark Littlewood takes on role as adviser to Red Tape Challenge

Mark Littlewood comments on the government's newest proposed solution

Mark Littlewood comments on today's proposals

New IEA research released

Philip Booth comments on the recent unemployment figures

Mark Littlewood comments on Australia's recent tobacco advertising legislation

Prof Philip Booth comments on the government's latest pensions announcement

Mark Littlewood comments on the latest growth figures

Dr Richard Wellings comments on the Prime Minister's new "all-out mission"

Prof Philip Booth comments on the eurozone deal

Mark Littlewood comments on the government's leaked proposals

Mark Littlewood comments on the latest eurozone talks

Prof Philip Booth comments on the Vatican Justice and Peace Commission's latest paper

Prof Philip Booth comments on the latest EU proposal

Prof Philip Booth comments on the latest inflation figures

Received in the 'Free-market solutions to poverty' category

New IEA research released

Prof Philip Booth comments on the latest unemployment statistics

Mark Littlewood comments on the IFS's latest findings

Prof Philip Booth comments on the continued eurozone troubles

Prof Philip Booth comments on the newly proposed tax

Prof Philip Booth comments on the proposed solutions to the crisis

Mark Littlewood comments ahead of the Shadow Chancellor's speech

Prof Philip Booth comments on the QE rumours

Prof Philip Booth comments on the latest IMF growth figures

Prof Philip Booth comments on the Economic Freedom of the World: 2011 Annual Report

Mark Littlewood comments on Nick Clegg's speech on growth

Mark Littlewood and Prof Philip Booth comment on the proposals

James Croft comments on Nick Clegg's pronouncements

Mark Littlewood comments on the proposed reforms

Dr Steve Davies comments on the latest OECD figures

Prof. Philip Booth comments on the dire consequences of Western government debt

Prof Philip Booth comments on today's growth figures

New research released

New IEA research released

Prof Philip Booth comments on market fears

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