“No generation has escaped Coronavirus’ effect, but the young are uniquely positioned to bare almost no health risk yet will … Continue reading “No generation has escaped Coronavirus’ effect, but politicians need to remember the unique burden young people face”

As some call for an extension to the coronavirus job retention scheme, Professor Len Shackleton, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow, … Continue reading “Leaving businesses “on life support just delays adjustment to post-Covid reality””

Commenting on changes to the furlough scheme effective tomorrow and calls to extend the scheme, Professor Len Shackleton, IEA Editorial … Continue reading “Furlough scheme changes reflect need to get “back to reality””

The Times reports on a new IEA publication by Professor Kevin Dowd and Dr Dean Buckner, which finds that the … Continue reading “British banks are in a precarious position”

As John Lewis announces plans to turn nonviable stores into housing, the City A.M debate page asks: “Is the plan … Continue reading “The plan to revitalise John Lewis will be successful”

The Bank of England’s stewardship of the banking system has “turned out to be a disaster, again” say Kevin Dowd … Continue reading “UK banks in “fragile state” as Covid crisis beckons, says new IEA research”

Matteo Baccaglini, former President of the Oxford Hayek Society, references the recent IEA report ‘Henry Fords of Healthcare’ in a … Continue reading “The lessons the NHS could learn from the world’s cheapest hospitals”

Dr Kristian Niemietz’ work, ‘Socialism: The Failed Idea That Never Dies’, is referenced in the National Review in an article … Continue reading “‘It wasn’t real socialism’ argument is a fallacy”

Mark Wallace, Chief Executive at Conservative Home, referenced Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, in his column for the … Continue reading “Boris Johnson’s obesity strategy is nannying and contradictory”