Len Shackleton, Editorial and Research Fellow at the IEA, has commented on Oxfam’s reccomendations that the wealthiest limit their consumption … Continue reading “Oxfam’s environmental proposals are a gateway for state interference”

Responding to Oxfam’s latest study on climate change and the rich, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton argued … Continue reading “Oxfam’s anti-rich research will “set dangerous precedent””

UNDER EMBARGO UNTIL 00.01 5 NOVEMBER 2021 CONTACT: EMILY CARVER, HEAD OF MEDIA, 07715 942 731 Commenting on Oxfam’s latest … Continue reading “Oxfam’s proposals would set dangerous precedent”

Commenting on the Bank of England’s decision to hold interest rates at 0.1 per cent, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at … Continue reading “Interest rates decision risks damaging BoE’s credibility, says IEA economist”

Marc Glendenning, Head of Cultural Affairs at the IEA, has penned a letter in the Telegraph outlining the threats posed … Continue reading “The Online Safety Bill demonstrates the influence of the New Left in our public bodies”

Writing for the Spectator, Annabel Denham, the IEA’s Director of Communications, has put forward her case for scrapping daylight saving. … Continue reading “Abolishing daylight saving would make us happier, safer and perhaps greener”

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced at COP26 that the global financial system will be ‘rewired’ to meet climate commitments. … Continue reading “Rewiring the financial system for net-zero will risk competition”

In his article for the Telegraph on capitalism’s ability to encourage innovation and prosperity, Marc Sidwell referenced the research paper, … Continue reading “Two-thirds of younger people think they would like to live in a socialist economic system”

The IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics, Chris Snowdon, has been referenced in the Daily Mail regarding ONS figures indicating that … Continue reading “ONS figures on Covid mortality may have ‘gilded the lily’, says IEA researcher”