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Should British liberals support the monarchy?

5 May 2023
Society and Culture

Should British liberals support the monarchy?

Sam Collins and Harrison Griffiths
5 May 2023
Sam Collins, IEA Senior Policy Advisor, argues yes: Classical liberalism is a political movement that is based on promoting – … Continue reading “Should British liberals support the monarchy?”

The Left is wrong: People care about fairness more than inequality

11 April 2017
Markets and Morality

The Left is wrong: People care about fairness more than inequality

Ryan Bourne
11 April 2017
Does material inequality matter? To ask such a question risks incredulous gasps from those whose daily diet of news includes … Continue reading “The Left is wrong: People care about fairness more than inequality”

IDS is right to attack protection of pensioner benefits

23 March 2016
Welfare

IDS is right to attack protection of pensioner benefits

Ryan Bourne
23 March 2016
It’s all about fairness, that slippery, subjective term which dominates so much of our political discourse. Following his resignation from … Continue reading “IDS is right to attack protection of pensioner benefits”

Interview with Alvin Rabushka

20 November 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Interview with Alvin Rabushka

20 November 2014
Alvin Rabushka, co-author of the Hall-Rabushka Flat Tax proposal, speaks to ieaTV to explain his proposals for a flat tax. … Continue reading “Interview with Alvin Rabushka”

Shifting justifications for the 50p tax rate

30 January 2014

Shifting justifications for the 50p tax rate

Ryan Bourne
30 January 2014
It’s often said that modern day politicians lack conviction – that is, they are afraid of expressing their firmly held … Continue reading “Shifting justifications for the 50p tax rate”

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”

Sex, luck and distributive justice

4 December 2011

Sex, luck and distributive justice

Mark Pennington
4 December 2011
If ‘status anxiety’ is as big a threat to individual well-being as many egalitarians seem to think then logically they … Continue reading “Sex, luck and distributive justice”

Footballers and the Top 1%

11 November 2011

Footballers and the Top 1%

Mark Pennington
11 November 2011
Recently I looked at some data on the changes in top division/Premier League footballers (soccer players for Americans) pay between … Continue reading “Footballers and the Top 1%”

The 99ers and the 53ers: when two groups quarrel, a third rejoices

7 November 2011

The 99ers and the 53ers: when two groups quarrel, a third rejoices

Kristian Niemietz
7 November 2011
A group of American conservatives have set up an initiative called ‘We are the 53%‘, echoing the Occupy movement’s ‘We … Continue reading “The 99ers and the 53ers: when two groups quarrel, a third rejoices”

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