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Britain’s pandemic response revisited: has “Plague Island” redeemed itself?

8 March 2022
Government and Institutions

Britain’s pandemic response revisited: has “Plague Island” redeemed itself?

Kristian Niemietz
8 March 2022
A year ago, the IEA published my paper Viral Myths – Why we risk learning the wrong lessons from the … Continue reading “Britain’s pandemic response revisited: has “Plague Island” redeemed itself?”

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””

Dealing with Covid-19 in Australia

4 October 2021
Society and Culture

Dealing with Covid-19 in Australia

Steve Kates
4 October 2021
It has taken me a while to appreciate just how singularly ridiculous the Australian response to the Covid pandemic has … Continue reading “Dealing with Covid-19 in Australia”

Corona crisis – have hopes for the end of capitalism been dashed?

15 June 2021
Society and Culture

Corona crisis – have hopes for the end of capitalism been dashed?

Rainer Zitelmann
15 June 2021
Since the dawn of anti-capitalism, the free-market system’s opponents have been waiting for the great crisis that will bring about … Continue reading “Corona crisis – have hopes for the end of capitalism been dashed?”

Is the ‘Zoomshock’ here to stay?

5 May 2021
Economic Theory

Is the ‘Zoomshock’ here to stay?

Len Shackleton
5 May 2021
Working at home is something many of us have got used to – maybe too used to – over the … Continue reading “Is the ‘Zoomshock’ here to stay?”

COVID vs the environment: the Kuznets Curve in action?

6 April 2021
Economic Theory

COVID vs the environment: the Kuznets Curve in action?

Alexander C.R. Hammond
6 April 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic and the accompanying lockdowns reduced global CO2 emissions by 7 percent last year. Some environmentalists, such as … Continue reading “COVID vs the environment: the Kuznets Curve in action?”

Viral Myths: my response to the British Medical Journal

27 March 2021
Healthcare

Viral Myths: my response to the British Medical Journal

Kristian Niemietz
27 March 2021
The British Medical Journal (BMJ) has published a “rebuttal” of my IEA paper “Viral Myths: Why we risk learning the … Continue reading “Viral Myths: my response to the British Medical Journal”

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”

20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy

2 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy

Sam Collins
2 March 2021
This week, the Chancellor will deliver arguably the most consequential Budget for many years. Despite the fact the UK has … Continue reading “20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy”

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