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Carbon taxes: trickier than you think

9 October 2020
Economic Theory

Carbon taxes: trickier than you think

Len Shackleton
9 October 2020
According to The Times, Rishi Sunak is considering a proposal for a UK-wide carbon tax. The Chancellor can see two advantages … Continue reading “Carbon taxes: trickier than you think”

Think Tent 2020: What role could a carbon tax play in tackling climate change?

5 October 2020

Think Tent 2020: What role could a carbon tax play in tackling climate change?

5 October 2020
A carbon tax has long been a point of contention for many who support free markets. Could it be freedom’s … Continue reading “Think Tent 2020: What role could a carbon tax play in tackling climate change?”

Carbon tax – an idea whose time has come

5 April 2020
Energy and Environment

Carbon tax – an idea whose time has come

Kingsmill Bond
5 April 2020
I was sitting in a hot tub in Leningrad in the summer of 1990 when I realised the Soviet Union … Continue reading “Carbon tax – an idea whose time has come”

After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies

25 February 2020
Energy and Environment

After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies

Luke Warren
25 February 2020
The UK faces formidable environmental challenges, however, the government can utilise Brexit as an occasion to develop ambitious, sustainable and … Continue reading “After Brexit: time for a reboot of environmental policies”

It’s the margin, stupid!

31 July 2017
Economic Theory

It’s the margin, stupid!

Diego Zuluaga
31 July 2017
One of the few but crucial advantages that economists have over others in attempting to navigate the world is the … Continue reading “It’s the margin, stupid!”

Wind power: quenching a fire with champagne

7 September 2012

Wind power: quenching a fire with champagne

Kristian Niemietz
7 September 2012
There is a game, in the style of Trivial Pursuit, where one card reads something like: ‘Paul extinguished the flames by … Continue reading “Wind power: quenching a fire with champagne”

The ‘soft renationalisation’ of the energy sector

25 May 2012

The ‘soft renationalisation’ of the energy sector

Carlo Stagnaro
25 May 2012
The UK was the first European country to liberalise its electricity market. Will Britain now be the first European country … Continue reading “The ‘soft renationalisation’ of the energy sector”

Lighten our darkness

6 January 2010

Lighten our darkness

Len Shackleton
6 January 2010
British households have received more than 180 million free or subsidised light bulbs in the last eighteen months from energy … Continue reading “Lighten our darkness”

Lighten our darkness

6 January 2010

Lighten our darkness

Len Shackleton
6 January 2010
British households have received more than 180 million free or subsidised light bulbs in the last eighteen months from energy … Continue reading “Lighten our darkness”

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