In late 2021, I spoke on a panel on classical liberalism and freedom of speech. Given the complete cultural hegemony … Continue reading “Has “real” wokery never been tried?”

This article was first published on the Institute of Economic Affairs Substack There is no “British DOGE”, but the idea … Continue reading “NHS England is Dead”

This article first appeared on the Institute of Economic Affairs Substack As a free-market economist, I talk about competition a … Continue reading “In Defence of Unfair Competition”

This article first appeared on the Institute of Economic Affairs Substack Have you heard about the Niemietz Diet? It is … Continue reading “On socialism and capitalism at different stages of economic development”

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) recently published a report in which they called for the introduction of a Youth Mobility Scheme … Continue reading “Young and Mobile”

This blog post was first published on Institute of Economic Affairs Insider on Substack. Subscribe to receive IEA blogs straight … Continue reading “Not Invented Here #6 – Housing”

I used to know a chap who had the good fortune of looking nearly two decades younger than he actually … Continue reading “Classics revisited: “The End of History?” by Francis Fukuyama (1989)”

I don’t think there should have been a budget, at this point. Budgets are supposed to be delivered in March, … Continue reading “Some thoughts on the Budget”

On 12 October 2024, European Students for Liberty (ESFL) and their Icelandic partners organised a conference entitled ‘Markets and Entrepreneurship’ … Continue reading “Imperial Measurement: my talk at the ESFL conference at Reykjavik University”