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How Britain can boom post-Brexit

3 January 2021
Regulation

How Britain can boom post-Brexit

3 January 2021

Mark Littlewood writes for The Sunday Telegraph

In an opinion piece for The Sunday Telegraph, IEA Director General Mark Littlewood outlines three things Britain can do to … Continue reading “How Britain can boom post-Brexit”

The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again

11 June 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again

Julian Jessop
11 June 2020
This week the IEA and Civitas published a joint paper, Rebooting Britain, on the economics of the Covid-19 crisis, written … Continue reading “The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again”

Over-regulation risks killing financial innovation at birth

16 May 2017
Economic Theory

Over-regulation risks killing financial innovation at birth

Philip Booth
16 May 2017
This is an election where the likely outcome is “no change”. There will be no change to the government in … Continue reading “Over-regulation risks killing financial innovation at birth”

Thatcher started the regulatory tide

26 May 2015
Regulation

Thatcher started the regulatory tide

Philip Booth
26 May 2015
There is no shortage of commentators who blame Mrs Thatcher’s supposed deregulation of the City for the crash of 2008. … Continue reading “Thatcher started the regulatory tide”

The EU needs supply-side reform

2 February 2015
Government and Institutions

The EU needs supply-side reform

Diego Zuluaga
2 February 2015
Much has been made in EU circles of Jean-Claude Juncker’s €315 billion Investment Plan, which he announced in late November … Continue reading “The EU needs supply-side reform”

Cost of living crisis: causes and solutions

11 September 2014
Energy and Environment

Cost of living crisis: causes and solutions

Kristian Niemietz
11 September 2014
In this video the IEA’s Senior Research Fellow Kristian Niemietz outlines a free-market approach to the cost of living squeeze. … Continue reading “Cost of living crisis: causes and solutions”

Does inequality matter?

8 August 2014
Welfare

Does inequality matter?

Philip Booth
8 August 2014
To me, reducing poverty matters very much. That is why I believe in a market economy. However, I am entirely … Continue reading “Does inequality matter?”

What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia

16 April 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia

Nima Sanandaji and Stefan Fölster
16 April 2014
As Britain’s short term growth prospects improve, pressure for further economic reforms recedes. Over the past two years Parliament has … Continue reading “What Britain can learn from Canada and Australia”

The coalition’s new plans are wholly inadequate to deal with the spiralling cost of childcare

18 March 2014

The coalition’s new plans are wholly inadequate to deal with the spiralling cost of childcare

Kristian Niemietz
18 March 2014
Childcare policy used to be a very simple issue. Classical liberals, and many conservatives, used to argue that if parents … Continue reading “The coalition’s new plans are wholly inadequate to deal with the spiralling cost of childcare”

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