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Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy

16 March 2018
Housing and Planning

Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy

Philip Booth
16 March 2018
When reflecting on an important passage in Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclical, Deus Caritas Est (published on Christmas Day 2005), the … Continue reading “Britain’s housing crisis: a self-inflicted tragedy”

How to define Britain’s housing shortage away

20 October 2017
Economic Theory

How to define Britain’s housing shortage away

Bruno Prior
20 October 2017
Ian Mulheirn, the Director of Consulting at Oxford Economics and a former HM Treasury economist, has published an article arguing … Continue reading “How to define Britain’s housing shortage away”

High housing costs are the single biggest driver of poverty in the UK

2 October 2017
Government and Institutions

High housing costs are the single biggest driver of poverty in the UK

Philip Booth
2 October 2017
Pope Francis likes to talk about how we have created an “economy of exclusion.” For example, in his apostolic exhortation Evangelii … Continue reading “High housing costs are the single biggest driver of poverty in the UK”

How the housing crisis has created a generation of socialists

2 August 2017

How the housing crisis has created a generation of socialists

Kristian Niemietz
2 August 2017
I saw a first sneak preview of Corbynmania about two years ago. It had nothing to do with Jeremy Corbyn, … Continue reading “How the housing crisis has created a generation of socialists”

Rent controls: popular but wrong

5 January 2017
Economic Theory

Rent controls: popular but wrong

Kristian Niemietz
5 January 2017
Most readers of this column either already know this from first-hand experience, or they soon will: renting a flat is … Continue reading “Rent controls: popular but wrong”

You want ‘the good that government can do’? You’ll get the bad as well

14 October 2016
Government and Institutions

You want ‘the good that government can do’? You’ll get the bad as well

Philip Booth
14 October 2016
On Conservative Home, Paul Goodman defended Theresa May’s defence of the state as the entity that does good. When the … Continue reading “You want ‘the good that government can do’? You’ll get the bad as well”

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