Christopher Snowdon, the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics, is quoted in the Daily Telegraph following publication of ONS statistics which … Continue reading “Number of graduates in non-graduate work increases”

Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Economic Affairs, writes for the Spectator on the launch of the 2019 Nanny State Index. … Continue reading “Britain is one of the worst nanny states in Europe”

Catherine McBride, Senior Economist at the IEA’s International Trade and Competition Unit, writes for CapX on the need to protect … Continue reading “Business must compete to survive”

Only three EU countries are worse than Britain when it comes to nanny state interference, according to the latest research. … Continue reading “UK is the best country in the EU for vaping but one of the worst for interference in everything else”

Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics at the IEA, is quoted in The Sun. The paper reveals that experts are … Continue reading “Tippling point: fears taxes on booze and cigarettes may rise”

The government should resist the urge to introduce subsidies or regulatory protection to prop up failing companies or industries, according … Continue reading “More regulation to prop up failing companies will hurt UK economy, says new IEA briefing”

IEA research is referenced in the City A.M. leader column, as editor Christian May outlines the left’s “constant attacks” on … Continue reading “The left is upping the ante in its campaign against capitalism”

Christopher Snowdon, the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics, is quoted in City A.M. praising Just Eat for circumventing TfL’s ban … Continue reading “Just Eat circumvent TfL ad ban”

Kate Andrews, Associate Director of the Institute of Economic Affairs, uses her weekly City A.M. column to call on people … Continue reading “Do you have free market ideas to improve people’s lives?”