IEA research is featured in an op-ed for The Observer and Guardian by Phillip Inman on how “the UK’s poor productivity will cost us dear”, despite debt being cheap.

Inman notes that “the Institute of Economic Affairs has urged the chancellor to use business tax cuts to rekindle the entrepreneurialism of the Thatcher decade, arguing that that would generate enough growth to bring down the deficit, and pay for extra welfare, investment in the regions and all the other things on MPs’ wish list.”

Read the full article here.