Taxpayer-funded activism declines in England, but soars regionally & in the EU says new IEA report

28 February 2019
Government and Institutions

Taxpayer-funded activism declines in England, but soars regionally & in the EU says new IEA report

28 February 2019

IEA releases the next in a series of research on use of public money to lobby government

Following on from research published between 2012 and 2014, a new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs finds that … Continue reading “Taxpayer-funded activism declines in England, but soars regionally & in the EU says new IEA report”
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IEA publish new comprehensive book, “Socialism: the failed idea that never dies”

21 February 2019
Economic Theory

IEA publish new comprehensive book, “Socialism: the failed idea that never dies”

21 February 2019

IEA releases new, comprehensive book on socialism

Today the Institute of Economic Affairs unveils a new book from our Head of Political Economy Dr Kristian Niemietz: ‘Socialism: … Continue reading “IEA publish new comprehensive book, “Socialism: the failed idea that never dies””
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Ever-expanding Green Belt must be tackled to solve UK housing crisis, says new report

9 February 2019
Housing and Planning

Ever-expanding Green Belt must be tackled to solve UK housing crisis, says new report

9 February 2019

A IEA new report on the UK's housing crisis

If a tenth of designated Green Belt land around Greater London were used for new housing, 160,000 new homes could … Continue reading “Ever-expanding Green Belt must be tackled to solve UK housing crisis, says new report”
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Fears of empty supermarket shelves after no-deal Brexit are overblown, says new IEA briefing

5 February 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Fears of empty supermarket shelves after no-deal Brexit are overblown, says new IEA briefing

5 February 2019

IEA release report on the effect of a "No-Deal" Brexit on food supply

Today the Institute of Economic Affairs launches another briefing in its series of ‘no-deal’ Brexit Fear-Checkers to help separate theoretical risks from … Continue reading “Fears of empty supermarket shelves after no-deal Brexit are overblown, says new IEA briefing”
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