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A Universal Basic Income (UBI): a price worth paying to cut regulations?

26 February 2018
Tax and Fiscal Policy

A Universal Basic Income (UBI): a price worth paying to cut regulations?

Ryan Bourne
26 February 2018
Suppose the government redistributed to every adult Briton a basic, unconditional income of £10,000 from tax revenues. Would aggregate employment … Continue reading “A Universal Basic Income (UBI): a price worth paying to cut regulations?”

Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged

17 April 2015
Education

Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged

Andrew Lilico
17 April 2015
We start with a world in which firms in high-status sectors such as the arts, media, finance and law provide … Continue reading “Banning unpaid internships will harm, not help, the disadvantaged”

Miliband’s proposals would fundamentally change our wage-setting framework

20 May 2014
Labour Market

Miliband’s proposals would fundamentally change our wage-setting framework

Ryan Bourne
20 May 2014
The Labour Party used to be ‘intensely relaxed’ about people getting rich. Now it is ‘intensely relaxed’ about the ability … Continue reading “Miliband’s proposals would fundamentally change our wage-setting framework”

Why Miliband’s rent control plan isn’t just some harmless gimmick

2 May 2014
Housing and Planning

Why Miliband’s rent control plan isn’t just some harmless gimmick

Kristian Niemietz
2 May 2014
To deal with the problem of escalating rents, Ed Miliband plans to introduce what amounts to a variation of ‘second … Continue reading “Why Miliband’s rent control plan isn’t just some harmless gimmick”

The cost of living crisis isn’t over – but Ed Miliband still won’t solve it

22 April 2014
Regulation

The cost of living crisis isn’t over – but Ed Miliband still won’t solve it

Ryan Bourne
22 April 2014
Pay growth at 1.7 per cent, inflation at 1.6 per cent on the consumer price index (CPI), real wages increasing. … Continue reading “The cost of living crisis isn’t over – but Ed Miliband still won’t solve it”

Ed Miliband’s tuition fee cap proposal is wrong in principle and wrong in detail

6 April 2014
Education

Ed Miliband’s tuition fee cap proposal is wrong in principle and wrong in detail

Kristian Niemietz
6 April 2014
Political leaders often struggle to find their ‘big idea’, their multi-purpose answer to tackle a range of problems at once. … Continue reading “Ed Miliband’s tuition fee cap proposal is wrong in principle and wrong in detail”

Memo to Ed Miliband – you cannot regulate your way to competition

17 January 2014

Memo to Ed Miliband – you cannot regulate your way to competition

Philip Booth
17 January 2014
Today Ed Miliband made a speech on policy in UK banking. There is much wrong with that market and important reforms should … Continue reading “Memo to Ed Miliband – you cannot regulate your way to competition”

Miliband’s middle class pitch fails to confront Labour’s statist legacy

15 January 2014

Miliband’s middle class pitch fails to confront Labour’s statist legacy

Kristian Niemietz
15 January 2014
Ed Miliband is getting serious about shedding his Red Ed image. In an article in the Daily Telegraph, the Labour … Continue reading “Miliband’s middle class pitch fails to confront Labour’s statist legacy”

Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals

25 September 2013

Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals

Colin Robinson
25 September 2013
It is nearly seventy years since Friedrich Hayek dedicated The Road to Serfdom to ‘the socialists of all parties’. Sadly, … Continue reading “Socialists of all parties and the Miliband energy proposals”

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