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On inequality, the BBC’s headline doesn’t line up with the facts

14 May 2019
Society and Culture

On inequality, the BBC’s headline doesn’t line up with the facts

Christopher Snowdon
14 May 2019
Imagine if a sports journalist regularly described Sergio Agüero as a Manchester United player and insisted that West Bromwich Albion … Continue reading “On inequality, the BBC’s headline doesn’t line up with the facts”

Everything the left thinks it knows about inequality is wrong

5 April 2018
Economic Theory

Everything the left thinks it knows about inequality is wrong

Ryan Bourne
5 April 2018
Listen to the Dear Leader Jeremy Corbyn and his fellow travellers, and one would think that economic inequality in the … Continue reading “Everything the left thinks it knows about inequality is wrong”

Oxfam is more interested in eradicating wealth than in eradicating poverty

3 May 2017
Government and Institutions

Oxfam is more interested in eradicating wealth than in eradicating poverty

Philip Booth and Ben Southwood
3 May 2017
Oxfam began as the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief. It still does valuable disaster relief work today, but it often … Continue reading “Oxfam is more interested in eradicating wealth than in eradicating poverty”

What’s wrong with disclosing executive pay differentials?

23 March 2017
Economic Theory

What’s wrong with disclosing executive pay differentials?

Julian Jessop
23 March 2017
The Equality Trust is the latest organisation to call for the mandatory reporting of the ratio between the pay of … Continue reading “What’s wrong with disclosing executive pay differentials?”

A rising tide that lowers the boats? On wage growth and labour market performance since the crash

9 March 2017
Labour Market

A rising tide that lowers the boats? On wage growth and labour market performance since the crash

Chris Snowdon
9 March 2017
The chart below has been retweeted thousands of times on Twitter in the past week, accompanied by such pearls of … Continue reading “A rising tide that lowers the boats? On wage growth and labour market performance since the crash”

Want a more equal society? Be careful what you wish for

21 February 2017
Economic Theory

Want a more equal society? Be careful what you wish for

Ryan Bourne
21 February 2017
Consider this thought experiment. You have been transported back to 1912 and have the power to change the course of … Continue reading “Want a more equal society? Be careful what you wish for”

Oxfam’s inequality fabrications

14 September 2016
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Oxfam’s inequality fabrications

Chris Snowdon
14 September 2016
Every once in a while, Oxfam likes to talk about inequality in the UK, though God knows what that has … Continue reading “Oxfam’s inequality fabrications”

Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?

25 May 2016
Welfare

Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?

Christopher Snowdon
25 May 2016
As a new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs explains this week, the tale we are told about inequality in … Continue reading “Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?”

Almost everything the Left tells you about inequality is wrong

12 April 2016
Welfare

Almost everything the Left tells you about inequality is wrong

Ryan Bourne
12 April 2016
“A lie repeated often enough becomes the truth.” This quotation has been attributed to a whole range of undesirable people, … Continue reading “Almost everything the Left tells you about inequality is wrong”

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