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Heathrow: a quart into a pint pot

19 August 2019
Transport

Heathrow: a quart into a pint pot

David Starkie
19 August 2019
Heathrow Airport Limited (HAL) had a setback last month. An independent proposal expanding Heathrow via an extension to the existing … Continue reading “Heathrow: a quart into a pint pot”

Ring-fencing airport slots for domestic flights is not the way to go

26 March 2018
Transport

Ring-fencing airport slots for domestic flights is not the way to go

David Starkie
26 March 2018
As the political calculations get trickier, the relentless campaign for a third runway by Heathrow’s PR machine has increased in … Continue reading “Ring-fencing airport slots for domestic flights is not the way to go”

Heathrow’s third runway: a sting in the tail for the regions

23 March 2018
Transport

Heathrow’s third runway: a sting in the tail for the regions

David Starkie
23 March 2018
Will regional airports in the UK gain in the future from an enlarged Heathrow and, if so, by how much? … Continue reading “Heathrow’s third runway: a sting in the tail for the regions”

Heathrow expansion vs high-speed rail

23 January 2009
Transport

Heathrow expansion vs high-speed rail

Richard Wellings
23 January 2009
The Conservative Party has proposed an alternative to the £9 billion expansion of Heathrow. A high-speed rail line would be … Continue reading “Heathrow expansion vs high-speed rail”

Emma Thompson, Heathrow expansion and revealed preferences

15 January 2009
Transport

Emma Thompson, Heathrow expansion and revealed preferences

John Meadowcroft
15 January 2009
Economists often identify a dichotomy between people’s stated preferences and the preferences that are revealed when people are actually required … Continue reading “Emma Thompson, Heathrow expansion and revealed preferences”

Today’s big problems can only be solved with free-market economics

14 November 2008
Economic Theory

Today’s big problems can only be solved with free-market economics

Philip Booth
14 November 2008
In each of the last two weeks the IEA has hosted panel discussions in front of packed houses. Last week the … Continue reading “Today’s big problems can only be solved with free-market economics”

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