Commenting on new data which show that the rate of inflation remained at 2.2% in August, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at … Continue reading “Above-target inflation should not delay the next rate cut, says IEA Economics Fellow”

Reforming the National Health Service into a social health insurance (SHI) system could boost UK health outcomes to European levels.  There has been a huge shift in public opinion, … Continue reading “Replace the NHS to save lives, says new IEA paper”

IEA Public Policy Fellow, Matthew Lesh, was quoted in Money Week on the Renters’ Reform Bill. The article said: “Section … Continue reading “New Tenant Protections Risk Backfiring”

Commenting on GDP data showing 0% growth in July, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the free market think tank, the … Continue reading “Growth stagnation should encourage a policy rethink, says IEA Economics Fellow”

IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Len Shackleton has been quoted in the Express commenting on civil servants’ work-from-home privileges and … Continue reading “Civil Servant Privileges”

IEA Acting Director of Communications Reem Ibrahim has written for Spiked on the Government’s crackdown on outdoor smoking and the … Continue reading “Save our shisha bars!”

Increasing union power could burden taxpayers with higher public sector wage bills and more disruption to railways, schools and the … Continue reading “Relaxing strike laws risks disruption and higher taxes, warns new IEA book”

IEA Development Manager Matthew Bowles has written for CapX arguing against the proposal for a wealth tax on the top … Continue reading “Double Taxation is No Solution”

IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty has been quoted in The Telegraph commenting on reports that the October budget will include … Continue reading “Looming Tax Hikes”