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Artificially limiting rises in house prices will do more harm than good

18 September 2013

Artificially limiting rises in house prices will do more harm than good

Philip Booth
18 September 2013
Economists should be humbled by Friedrich Hayek’s famous plea: “The curious task of economics is to demonstrate to men how … Continue reading “Artificially limiting rises in house prices will do more harm than good”

Why we’ve launched a prize to find a blueprint for Britain outside the EU

16 July 2013

Why we’ve launched a prize to find a blueprint for Britain outside the EU

Philip Booth
16 July 2013
Within two years of entering the European Economic Community (EEC) in 1973, there was strong public support for Britain’s membership. … Continue reading “Why we’ve launched a prize to find a blueprint for Britain outside the EU”

Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail

8 June 2013

Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail

Kristian Niemietz
8 June 2013
In his speech in east London yesterday, Ed Miliband hoped to reframe the debate by outlining a distinctively Labour approach … Continue reading “Ed Miliband’s vision for future Labour welfare policies fell apart in the detail”

Childcare reform could raise costs further after Clegg’s attack on ratios

7 June 2013

Childcare reform could raise costs further after Clegg’s attack on ratios

Len Shackleton
7 June 2013
It is depressing to see education minister Liz Truss’s proposals to relax childcare ratios – which would have allowed nursery … Continue reading “Childcare reform could raise costs further after Clegg’s attack on ratios”

Help to Buy issues won’t be solved by taxing speculators

28 May 2013

Help to Buy issues won’t be solved by taxing speculators

Kristian Niemietz
28 May 2013
Apart from George Osborne, nobody really seems to like the Help to Buy scheme, the programme under which the government … Continue reading “Help to Buy issues won’t be solved by taxing speculators”

Stagnation Britain: Osborne has played his hand extremely badly

26 July 2012

Stagnation Britain: Osborne has played his hand extremely badly

Philip Booth
26 July 2012
The statisticians will be arguing about the last quarter’s growth figures for years. Was it really a 0.7 per cent … Continue reading “Stagnation Britain: Osborne has played his hand extremely badly”

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