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Lessons from lockdown for (anti-)alcohol policy

22 June 2022
Lifestyle Economics

Lessons from lockdown for (anti-)alcohol policy

Chris Snowdon
22 June 2022
This week the IEA published a new study I wrote, looking at the extraordinary social experiment of lockdown and what … Continue reading “Lessons from lockdown for (anti-)alcohol policy”

An evaluation of Scotland’s minimum alcohol pricing experiment

9 May 2022
Lifestyle Economics

An evaluation of Scotland’s minimum alcohol pricing experiment

Chris Snowdon
9 May 2022
When minimum unit pricing was introduced in Scotland in May 2018, it became illegal to sell alcohol for less than … Continue reading “An evaluation of Scotland’s minimum alcohol pricing experiment”

Review: “The Decade the Rich Won”

3 February 2022
Economic Theory

Review: “The Decade the Rich Won”

Chris Snowdon
3 February 2022
As a history of the British economy since 2008, The Decade the Rich Won (BBC2/iplayer) has a number of flaws. … Continue reading “Review: “The Decade the Rich Won””

IEA Debate: Will the 2020s be a good decade for classical liberals?

27 January 2022
Society and Culture

IEA Debate: Will the 2020s be a good decade for classical liberals?

Alexander Hammond vs Chris Snowdon
27 January 2022
YES – says Alexander Hammond It is unlikely that most Britons will be rampant classical liberals by 2030. Still, for … Continue reading “IEA Debate: Will the 2020s be a good decade for classical liberals?”

The Health and Care Bill: nanny statism on steroids

22 November 2021
Healthcare

The Health and Care Bill: nanny statism on steroids

Chris Snowdon
22 November 2021
MPs will vote today on the Health and Care Bill. This legislation has much to commend it to Conservative MPs. … Continue reading “The Health and Care Bill: nanny statism on steroids”

“Millennial Socialism” is not Bolshevism – it is a confused and shallow knee-jerk socialism

16 July 2021
Society and Culture

“Millennial Socialism” is not Bolshevism – it is a confused and shallow knee-jerk socialism

Chris Snowdon
16 July 2021
My colleague Kristian Niemietz recently commissioned an opinion poll to get the measure of Millennials and Zoomers. He concluded that … Continue reading ““Millennial Socialism” is not Bolshevism – it is a confused and shallow knee-jerk socialism”

The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies

26 May 2021
Lifestyle Economics

The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies

Chris Snowdon
26 May 2021
A study published in JAMA Pediatrics this week looked a ban on e-cigarette flavours implemented in San Francisco on 1 … Continue reading “The empirical evidence is clear: anti-vaping policies are pro-tobacco policies”

The case for moving the lockdown roadmap forward

23 March 2021
Regulation

The case for moving the lockdown roadmap forward

23 March 2021
There was a moment in Gogglebox a few weeks ago which, as so often, captured the mood of the nation. Watching Boris … Continue reading “The case for moving the lockdown roadmap forward”

WHO is your nanny?

12 January 2021
Lifestyle Economics

WHO is your nanny?

Chris Snowdon
12 January 2021
Some countries allow you to buy a beer at any time day or night. Others have total prohibition. The enormous … Continue reading “WHO is your nanny?”

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