Media posts Archive

Central planning will not revive our Covid-stricken railways

11 January 2022

Transport

Central planning will not revive our Covid-stricken railways

11 January 2022

Len Shackleton writes for CapX

Len Shackleton, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow, has written a piece for CapX on the impact of Covid on rail … Continue reading

Sugar taxes have a poor track record in tackling obesity

10 January 2022

Lifestyle Economics

Sugar taxes have a poor track record in tackling obesity

10 January 2022

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

Mark Littlewood, IEA Director General, has written his column in The Times on the ineffectiveness of sugar taxes, highlighting their … Continue reading

EU red tape is damaging the environment

10 January 2022

Regulation

EU red tape is damaging the environment

10 January 2022

Matthew Lesh writes for The Spectator

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has penned an article for The Spectator on the phenomenon of ‘ghost flights’. … Continue reading

Cutting VAT will reduce energy prices for all

10 January 2022

Energy and Environment

Cutting VAT will reduce energy prices for all

10 January 2022

Andy Mayer comments for the Daily Express

Andy Mayer, IEA Energy, Environment and Infrastructure Analyst, has commented on calls for the government to take advantage of Brexit … Continue reading

IEA responds to High Pay Centre’s latest report on CEO pay

7 January 2022

Labour Market

IEA responds to High Pay Centre’s latest report on CEO pay

7 January 2022

Commenting on the report, Professor Len Shackleton, labour market expert at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, … Continue reading

Further intervention will not fix our energy crisis

6 January 2022

Energy and Environment

Further intervention will not fix our energy crisis

6 January 2022

Andy Mayer writes for The Telegraph

Andy Mayer, IEA Chief Operating Officer, has written a piece for The Telegraph in which he criticises the energy price … Continue reading

Our government is yet to make the most of Brexit

6 January 2022

Regulation

Our government is yet to make the most of Brexit

6 January 2022

Annabel Denham writes for The Spectator

Annabel Denham, IEA Director of Communications, has penned an article for The Spectator outlining her views on Brexit’s performance since … Continue reading

Our leaders must face the music over soaring national debt

5 January 2022

Tax and Fiscal Policy

Our leaders must face the music over soaring national debt

5 January 2022

Mark Littlewood comments for the Daily Mail

Mark Littlewood, IEA Director General, has commented in the Daily Mail on rising national debt, which now amounts to £2.3 … Continue reading

Masking our pupils should be a policy of last resort, not a visceral reaction to public pressure

5 January 2022

Education

Masking our pupils should be a policy of last resort, not a visceral reaction to public pressure

5 January 2022

Emily Carver writes for Conservative Home

Emily Carver, IEA Media Manager, has written her column for Conservative Home on the government’s decision to introduce a mask … Continue reading

IEA Media Posts.

Central planning will not revive our Covid-stricken railways

Central planning will not revive our Covid-stricken railways

Sugar taxes have a poor track record in tackling obesity

Sugar taxes have a poor track record in tackling obesity

EU red tape is damaging the environment

EU red tape is damaging the environment

Cutting VAT will reduce energy prices for all

Cutting VAT will reduce energy prices for all

IEA responds to High Pay Centre’s latest report on CEO pay

IEA responds to High Pay Centre’s latest report on CEO pay

Further intervention will not fix our energy crisis

Further intervention will not fix our energy crisis

Our government is yet to make the most of Brexit

Our government is yet to make the most of Brexit

Our leaders must face the music over soaring national debt

Our leaders must face the music over soaring national debt

Masking our pupils should be a policy of last resort, not a visceral reaction to public pressure

Masking our pupils should be a policy of last resort, not a visceral reaction to public pressure

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