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A briefing on the public finances: How deep a hole are we in?

9 December 2020
Research

A briefing on the public finances: How deep a hole are we in?

9 December 2020
Summary This briefing looks at the impact of the pandemic on the UK’s public finances and assesses the scale of … Continue reading “A briefing on the public finances: How deep a hole are we in?”

What Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t know about government debt

7 June 2017
Economic Theory

What Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t know about government debt

JAMIE WHYTE
7 June 2017
Jeremy Corbyn’s BBC interview with Andrew Neil last week caught the headlines for its discussion of the Labour leader’s views … Continue reading “What Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t know about government debt”

Interview with Liam Fox MP

11 November 2015
Government and Institutions

Interview with Liam Fox MP

11 November 2015
Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP, former Secretary of State for Defence, spoke to ieaTV in the aftermath of his … Continue reading “Interview with Liam Fox MP”

Six Questions the next Government must answer

10 April 2015
Government and Institutions

Six Questions the next Government must answer

10 April 2015
This video explain the six crucial economic issues that the government, however it is made up, will have to face … Continue reading “Six Questions the next Government must answer”

Does the BBC have an anti-capitalist bias? A critique of “Promises, Promises: A History of Debt”

23 March 2015
Economic Theory

Does the BBC have an anti-capitalist bias? A critique of “Promises, Promises: A History of Debt”

John Burton
23 March 2015
The question of whether the BBC is institutionally biased to the left and/or anti-capitalism (not necessarily quite the same) might … Continue reading “Does the BBC have an anti-capitalist bias? A critique of “Promises, Promises: A History of Debt””

An interview with Dan Mitchell

5 March 2015
Economic Theory

An interview with Dan Mitchell

5 March 2015
The IEA was honoured to welcome Cato Institute Senior Fellow and well-known American libertarian scholar Dan Mitchell to London to … Continue reading “An interview with Dan Mitchell”

Danny and the Debt Mountain

24 October 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Danny and the Debt Mountain

24 October 2014
An introduction to the debt mountain facing young people today. Unfortunately, the real debt is no fairy tale, and there … Continue reading “Danny and the Debt Mountain”

Art Laffer: Are International Taxes at a Tipping Point?

18 July 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Art Laffer: Are International Taxes at a Tipping Point?

18 July 2014
The IEA were honoured to host Art Laffer, author of the Laffer Curve, for a lunchtime discussion of taxes in … Continue reading “Art Laffer: Are International Taxes at a Tipping Point?”

Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?

10 July 2014
Economic Theory

Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?

Philip Booth
10 July 2014
Scott Sumner produced an excellent blog post on Piketty recently. It begins by quoting Piketty: ‘In my view, there is … Continue reading “Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?”

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