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Being realistic about public spending cuts does mean expecting job losses

24 May 2010
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Being realistic about public spending cuts does mean expecting job losses

24 May 2010

Mark Littlewood appears on BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show

Mark Littlewood discusses the implications of the £6 billion of spending cuts announced by George Osborne this morning, with Jeremy … Continue reading “Being realistic about public spending cuts does mean expecting job losses”
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BBC Radio 4’s Moral Maze looks at the Big Society

21 July 2010
Markets and Morality

BBC Radio 4’s Moral Maze looks at the Big Society

21 July 2010

Mark Littlewood appears on BBC Radio 4's Moral Maze

Mark Littlewood suggests on BBC Radio 4’s Moral Maze that while the rhetoric around the Big Society outlines a wonderful … Continue reading “BBC Radio 4’s Moral Maze looks at the Big Society”
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We are walking on a cliff edge when it comes to the debt burden

7 February 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

We are walking on a cliff edge when it comes to the debt burden

7 February 2009

Philip Booth writes for the Yorkshire Post

Editorial and Programmes Director Professor Philip Booth discusses the growing debt burden in the Yorkshire Post. He argues that “we … Continue reading “We are walking on a cliff edge when it comes to the debt burden”
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The Chancellor’s should use RPI not HICP to measure inflation

18 June 2003
Monetary Policy

The Chancellor’s should use RPI not HICP to measure inflation

18 June 2003

Prof. Philip Booth writes a letter to the Daily Telegraph

The Chancellor of the Exchequer’s decision to target inflation using the technically flawed harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP), familiarly … Continue reading “The Chancellor’s should use RPI not HICP to measure inflation”
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We must ensure quality over quantity of police patrols

26 March 2007
Society and Culture

We must ensure quality over quantity of police patrols

26 March 2007

John Blundell writes a letter to The Sunday Telegraph

The IEA’s John Blundell writes a letter to the Sunday Telegraph on the importance of ensuring quality over quantity of … Continue reading “We must ensure quality over quantity of police patrols”
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What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?

6 February 2007
Monetary Policy

What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?

6 February 2007

Philip Booth writes for the Yorkshire Post

The IEA’s Professor Philip Booth writes for the Yorkshire Post on the importance of monetary theory, considering recent rises in … Continue reading “What’s gone wrong at the Bank of England?”
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Liberal Democrats lack radicalism

5 April 2010
Government and Institutions

Liberal Democrats lack radicalism

5 April 2010

Mark Littlewood appears on Channel 4 News

Mark Littlewood discusses the lack of risk-taking and the paucity of radicialism seen within the Liberal Democrats, on Channel 4 … Continue reading “Liberal Democrats lack radicalism”
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Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia

20 June 2010
Economic Theory

Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia

20 June 2010

The Telegraph profiles Prof. Gary Becker and his remarkable work

Angela Monaghan from The Telegraph interviews Prof. Gary Becker about his remarkable achievements. The interview can be read on The … Continue reading “Why the West will need to change to keep up with Asia”
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Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme

15 December 2009
Monetary Policy

Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme

15 December 2009

SMPC member argues UK's huge budget deficit threatens recovery

Andrew Lilico, a member of the IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee and Chief Economist at Policy Exchange, has appeared on … Continue reading “Andrew Lilico calls for spending cuts on Radio 4’s Today Programme”
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