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Has the Coalition failed the economy? Is free market reform the answer?

21 September 2012
Economic Theory

Has the Coalition failed the economy? Is free market reform the answer?

21 September 2012
The Institute of Economic Affairs fringe event at UKIP Conference. Speakers: Mark Littlewood (IEA), Patrick O’Flynn (Daily Express), Steven Woolfe … Continue reading “Has the Coalition failed the economy? Is free market reform the answer?”

After the Coalition: the future Conservative agenda for Britain

4 October 2011
Economic Theory

After the Coalition: the future Conservative agenda for Britain

4 October 2011
A Conservative Party Conference panel discussion, featuring: Kevin Bell, Institute of Economic Affairs (chair) Chris Skidmore, MP for Kingswood Elizabeth … Continue reading “After the Coalition: the future Conservative agenda for Britain”

Coalition and the changing Liberal Democrats

19 September 2011
Economic Theory

Coalition and the changing Liberal Democrats

19 September 2011
A Liberal Democrat Conference panel discussion, featuring: Michael Crick, Channel 4 News (chair) Jeremy Browne, MP for Taunton Deane James … Continue reading “Coalition and the changing Liberal Democrats”

A government that believed in low taxation would end bracket creep

10 July 2011

A government that believed in low taxation would end bracket creep

Philip Booth
10 July 2011
The coalition government is short of policies that the free-market movement around the world might point to in generations to … Continue reading “A government that believed in low taxation would end bracket creep”

Coalition should launch full frontal attack on Archbishop

9 June 2011

Coalition should launch full frontal attack on Archbishop

Philip Booth
9 June 2011
Benedict Brogan asks what David Cameron should do about Archbishop Rowan Williams’ full frontal attack on health, education and welfare … Continue reading “Coalition should launch full frontal attack on Archbishop”

Set the economy free to meet tough challenges ahead

14 April 2011

Set the economy free to meet tough challenges ahead

Richard Wellings
14 April 2011
Despite the cuts, the coalition Government will raise our national debt by almost £500bn over this Parliament. This is just … Continue reading “Set the economy free to meet tough challenges ahead”

Economic liberalisation and the growth agenda: actions speak louder than words

17 February 2011

Economic liberalisation and the growth agenda: actions speak louder than words

Philip Booth
17 February 2011
The government has realised belatedly that it wants to pursue an agenda for  ‘ growth ‘. The problem with this sort of language … Continue reading “Economic liberalisation and the growth agenda: actions speak louder than words”

Liberating the social housing sector

14 February 2011

Liberating the social housing sector

Peter King
14 February 2011
It has often been said that Britain has the best-housed poor in Europe. Social housing is provided to a high … Continue reading “Liberating the social housing sector”

The Big Society will only come into being when the Government stops trying to create it and instead unleashes a tide of philanthropy

27 January 2011

The Big Society will only come into being when the Government stops trying to create it and instead unleashes a tide of philanthropy

Philip Booth
27 January 2011
The Government reportedly feels that its Big Society programme has stalled. It is not surprising. The coalition’s idea of the … Continue reading “The Big Society will only come into being when the Government stops trying to create it and instead unleashes a tide of philanthropy”

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