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Can capitalism be ‘green’?

4 August 2016
Markets and Morality

Can capitalism be ‘green’?

Christopher J. Coyne and Rachel L. Coyne
4 August 2016
“Capitalism v environment: can greed ever be green?” This headline from The Guardian captures the standard view of the relationship … Continue reading “Can capitalism be ‘green’?”

The third runway: urgent but not vital

1 August 2016
Transport

The third runway: urgent but not vital

David Starkie
1 August 2016
In mid-July the UK’s National Audit Office (NAO) suggested that the Government might have to pause some big infrastructure schemes: … Continue reading “The third runway: urgent but not vital”

Why transport policy should not be determined at the EU level

6 June 2016
Transport

Why transport policy should not be determined at the EU level

Kristian Niemietz and Richard Wellings
6 June 2016

The main objectives of EU transport policy can be placed into two broad categories. The first is to increase economic … Continue reading “Why transport policy should not be determined at the EU level”

Airport expansion: We need Coasean bargaining, not political horse-trading

16 May 2016
Transport

Airport expansion: We need Coasean bargaining, not political horse-trading

Kristian Niemietz
16 May 2016

I did not pay much attention to London’s mayoral election campaign. I lost interest early on, as soon as I … Continue reading “Airport expansion: We need Coasean bargaining, not political horse-trading”

Brexit and Bremain: the devil and the deep blue sea

5 May 2016
Government and Institutions

Brexit and Bremain: the devil and the deep blue sea

Kristian Niemietz
5 May 2016

A while ago, a powerful image was making the rounds on social media. It contrasted a part of the US-Mexican … Continue reading “Brexit and Bremain: the devil and the deep blue sea”

The economic case for ‘unregulated’ ride-sharing apps

29 March 2016
Regulation

The economic case for ‘unregulated’ ride-sharing apps

Corey Iacono
29 March 2016
Over the summer of 2015, senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said that he had “serious problems” with ridesharing company … Continue reading “The economic case for ‘unregulated’ ride-sharing apps”

Should Tube users pay more to use overcrowded stations?

2 March 2016
Transport

Should Tube users pay more to use overcrowded stations?

Richard Wellings
2 March 2016
Transport for London spends vast sums increasing the capacity of overcrowded Tube stations. The King’s Cross and Victoria upgrades, for … Continue reading “Should Tube users pay more to use overcrowded stations?”

What the Paris Agreement on climate change really means

4 March 2016
Energy and Environment

What the Paris Agreement on climate change really means

David Campbell
4 March 2016
The Government has drawn an extremely positive picture of a “historic global climate deal [by which] the whole world has … Continue reading “What the Paris Agreement on climate change really means”

Why Britain’s roads should be more like ice rinks

27 January 2016
Transport

Why Britain’s roads should be more like ice rinks

Ryan Bourne
27 January 2016
Over the festive period, many of you would have ventured to Somerset House or Winter Wonderland to ice-skate. Taking to … Continue reading “Why Britain’s roads should be more like ice rinks”

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