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It’s time for a new take on infrastructure spending – but not the one Westminster picked

14 January 2020
Transport

It’s time for a new take on infrastructure spending – but not the one Westminster picked

Luke Warren
14 January 2020
The British public should be wary of the recent fad of lavish infrastructure spending as often they are little more … Continue reading “It’s time for a new take on infrastructure spending – but not the one Westminster picked”

Those who benefit from new infrastructure should pay for it

8 December 2016
Government and Institutions

Those who benefit from new infrastructure should pay for it

Philip Booth
8 December 2016
To many people’s relief, there were not many big ideas in Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement last month. In so far … Continue reading “Those who benefit from new infrastructure should pay for it”

Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’

27 November 2015
Government and Institutions

Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’

Kristian Niemietz
27 November 2015
This article was first published by The Independent. One of the good ideas in yesterday’s Autumn Statement was the scrapping … Continue reading “Autumn Statement: splashing central government money around is not ‘devolution’”

A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive

5 November 2015
Government and Institutions

A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive

Diego Zuluaga
5 November 2015
Britons are all too aware of the problems of political and economic centralisation. Indeed, the trend for more and more … Continue reading “A federal Britain will make us richer and help communities thrive”

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

14 May 2015
Economic Theory

An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation

Kristian Niemietz
14 May 2015
The Economist, 11 April 2020 – Continued from part 1 (healthcare) – Up until 2016, the UK was one of the … Continue reading “An article from an unlikely future. Part 2: Decentralisation”

How and how not to devolve power

26 March 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

How and how not to devolve power

Tom Packer
26 March 2015
In all the sound and fury of the coming election, it’s important not to forget the areas where the parties … Continue reading “How and how not to devolve power”

Liberating the housing market through fiscal decentralisation

20 November 2014
Housing and Planning

Liberating the housing market through fiscal decentralisation

Kristian Niemietz
20 November 2014
In August, BBC News launched an online calculator which enabled people to work out whether their house was earning more … Continue reading “Liberating the housing market through fiscal decentralisation”

Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever

23 September 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever

Mark Littlewood
23 September 2014
If necessity is the mother of invention, politicians of all stripes will have to be spectacularly inventive in dealing with … Continue reading “Truly radical devolution of powers could banish big government in the UK forever”

Cameron’s monumental error – the pursuit of the mediocre as the enemy of the perfect

19 September 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Cameron’s monumental error – the pursuit of the mediocre as the enemy of the perfect

Philip Booth
19 September 2014
In denying the Scots the option of devo-max, David Cameron made arguably the most monumental mistake of any recent premiership. … Continue reading “Cameron’s monumental error – the pursuit of the mediocre as the enemy of the perfect”

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