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Cameron’s housing speech: terrible economics, but not even good politics

3 March 2015
Housing and Planning

Cameron’s housing speech: terrible economics, but not even good politics

Kristian Niemietz
3 March 2015
Most of the time, the role of think tanks is to engage in holistic, ‘big picture’ thinking. Think tank work … Continue reading “Cameron’s housing speech: terrible economics, but not even good politics”

Cameron and Osborne race to the bottom in economic literacy

3 July 2013

Cameron and Osborne race to the bottom in economic literacy

Philip Booth
3 July 2013
Google Cameron global race and you get a depressing 33,000,000 responses. Google Osborne global race and you get a depressing … Continue reading “Cameron and Osborne race to the bottom in economic literacy”

David Cameron’s misappropriation of the word “privilege”

12 October 2012

David Cameron’s misappropriation of the word “privilege”

Philip Booth
12 October 2012
Given the constraints of political speech-making, David Cameron’s effort earlier this week was reasonable. There was the misunderstanding of international … Continue reading “David Cameron’s misappropriation of the word “privilege””

Cameron’s welfare speech: why the critics are so upset

2 July 2012

Cameron’s welfare speech: why the critics are so upset

Kristian Niemietz
2 July 2012
Everyone remembers this situation from their student days: You are in an oral exam. Until just now, you felt reasonably … Continue reading “Cameron’s welfare speech: why the critics are so upset”

Fiddling with Housing Benefit won’t solve the cost explosion

27 June 2012

Fiddling with Housing Benefit won’t solve the cost explosion

Kristian Niemietz
27 June 2012
The previous government made the mistake of trying to reduce poverty without paying attention to the supply side factors driving … Continue reading “Fiddling with Housing Benefit won’t solve the cost explosion”

A message for David Cameron – government cannot make us happy

16 January 2012

A message for David Cameron – government cannot make us happy

Philip Booth
16 January 2012
A major policy plank in the re-branding of the Conservative Party has been the adoption of well-being economics – one … Continue reading “A message for David Cameron – government cannot make us happy”

Cameron’s red tape challenge to ministers – produce as much red tape as possible

12 January 2012

Cameron’s red tape challenge to ministers – produce as much red tape as possible

Philip Booth
12 January 2012
My last blog post was on recycling so I guess it is appropriate if I recycle some material from an … Continue reading “Cameron’s red tape challenge to ministers – produce as much red tape as possible”

Top Pay under fire again

9 January 2012

Top Pay under fire again

Len Shackleton
9 January 2012
The Prime Minister says that the government intends to act on what it sees as excessive executive pay. Apparently we … Continue reading “Top Pay under fire again”

David Cameron must tackle moral hazard

8 November 2011

David Cameron must tackle moral hazard

Philip Booth
8 November 2011
It is widely expected that the Prime Minister is going to start calling for a more moral form of capitalism. … Continue reading “David Cameron must tackle moral hazard”

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