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Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?

15 April 2024
Energy and Environment

Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?

Andrew Lilico
15 April 2024
On the more market-oriented wing of UK politics, there is a widespread view that the energy packages announced by Chancellors … Continue reading “Was there a market-oriented alternative to the UK’s energy crisis response?”

What policy questions will be created by driverless cars?

16 January 2020
Economic Theory

What policy questions will be created by driverless cars?

Dr Andrew Lilico
16 January 2020
The 2020s will see the introduction of one of the most profoundly transformative technologies for decades: the driverless car. In … Continue reading “What policy questions will be created by driverless cars?”

What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws

8 January 2020

What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws

Andrew Lilico
8 January 2020
One of the larger benefits those of a liberal economics bent often ascribe to trade deals is that they provide … Continue reading “What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws”

Of experts and ‘experts’: economists and Brexit

5 July 2016
Economic Theory

Of experts and ‘experts’: economists and Brexit

Andrew Lilico
5 July 2016
In the run-up to the EU referendum, a number of the most high-profile companies, institutes and departments went out on … Continue reading “Of experts and ‘experts’: economists and Brexit”

Wealth taxes are not the way to go

28 October 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Wealth taxes are not the way to go

Andrew Lilico
28 October 2015
A classical conservative believes private property exists in a moral, not merely political sense.  We could truly own things even … Continue reading “Wealth taxes are not the way to go”

Would any amount of government borrowing count as ‘enough’ for Simon Wren-Lewis?

21 April 2015
Economic Theory

Would any amount of government borrowing count as ‘enough’ for Simon Wren-Lewis?

Andrew Lilico
21 April 2015
Simon Wren-Lewis, a professor at Oxford and an active blogger, is a long-standing opponent of the Coalition’s economic strategy.  He … Continue reading “Would any amount of government borrowing count as ‘enough’ for Simon Wren-Lewis?”

Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged

17 April 2015
Education

Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged

Andrew Lilico
17 April 2015
We start with a world in which firms in high-status sectors such as the arts, media, finance and law provide … Continue reading “Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged”

Has the Bank of England abandoned inflation targeting?

23 January 2013

Has the Bank of England abandoned inflation targeting?

Philip Booth
23 January 2013
An interesting comment was made recently by Andrew Lilico at a meeting of the IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee. He … Continue reading “Has the Bank of England abandoned inflation targeting?”

Holding Bank Rate at 0.5 per cent indefinitely will damage investment, not stimulate it

19 April 2012

Holding Bank Rate at 0.5 per cent indefinitely will damage investment, not stimulate it

Andrew Lilico
19 April 2012
Does cutting the Bank Rate (the Bank of England policy rate) cut the real-terms cost of capital for investors? Most … Continue reading “Holding Bank Rate at 0.5 per cent indefinitely will damage investment, not stimulate it”

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