Emma Revell, Head of Public Affairs at the IEA, has strongly condemned   plans to exclude those who have not been … Continue reading “The government must return our liberty to all of us, “not just those who have been vaccinated””

On Tuesday 9th February 2021, the Institute of Economic Affairs published ‘Viral Myths: Why we risk learning the wrong lessons … Continue reading “IEA Chairman Neil Record responds to Angela Rayner MP”

Calls for the government to implement a wealth tax have grown in recent times with proponents arguing that a tax … Continue reading “Wealth tax will “encourage avoidance, evasion and capital flight””

Responding to government plans to ensure freedom of speech and expression is upheld on university campuses, Marc Glendening, Head of Cultural Affairs … Continue reading “Amendment of Equality Act necessary to ensure freedom of speech on campus, says IEA expert”

The Institute of Fiscal Studies has urged the Chancellor Rishi Sunak not to increase taxes in the forthcoming Spring Budget. … Continue reading “Chancellor warned “the UK has reached its taxable limit””

Conservative Woman featured IEA Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz’s new research paper ‘Viral Myths‘ in an article on … Continue reading ““Sainted NHS” needs reform”

In an article for The Northern Echo, Dehenna Davison MP for Bishop Auckland has called on the public to enter … Continue reading “Dehenna Davison MP asks for free market policy ideas to boost left behind regions”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop is not concerned at news that Amsterdam has over taken London as Europe’s biggest trading … Continue reading “EU “shooting itself in the foot” over city trading rules”

As the vaccine roll-out continues to hit its targets, Julian Jessop Economics Fellow at the IEA , is confident of … Continue reading “Economy should “rebound quickly” after lockdown is lifted”