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“Green Savings Bonds”: neither safe nor green

23 March 2022
Economic Theory

“Green Savings Bonds”: neither safe nor green

James Forder
23 March 2022
On the day that CPI inflation reached 6.2%, the government, via National Savings, is marketing Issue 2 of the Green … Continue reading ““Green Savings Bonds”: neither safe nor green”

Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report

14 September 2021
Research

Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report

14 September 2021
The index published in Economic Freedom of the World measures the degree to which the policies and institutions of countries … Continue reading “Economic Freedom of the World – 2021 Annual Report”

Inflation: the warning signs are there

13 September 2021
Economic Theory

Inflation: the warning signs are there

Philip Booth
13 September 2021
There seems to be a shortage of everything. Hauliers cannot recruit truck drivers; care homes cannot recruit enough care staff; … Continue reading “Inflation: the warning signs are there”

Is there any case for negative interest rates?

27 October 2020
Monetary Policy

Is there any case for negative interest rates?

Julian Jessop
27 October 2020
It’s hard to add much to the debate over whether or not the Bank of England (BoE) should cut its … Continue reading “Is there any case for negative interest rates?”

Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory

6 August 2020
Monetary Policy

Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory

Julian Jessop
6 August 2020
Imagine that the government could simply print whatever money it needs to guarantee everyone a decent income, fantastic public services, … Continue reading “Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory”

Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation

18 June 2020
Monetary Policy

Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation

18 June 2020

IEA research quoted in The Times

Money printing could “send prices soaring,” writes The Times’ Economics Editor Philip Aldrick. Citing the IEA’s new briefing paper – … Continue reading “Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation”

Policy response to Covid-19 storing up trouble for the future

18 June 2020
Monetary Policy

Policy response to Covid-19 storing up trouble for the future

18 June 2020

IEA research quoted in the Daily Mail

Our new IEA briefing paper, “Inflation: The next threat?”, was cited in an article by the Daily Mail. The article … Continue reading “Policy response to Covid-19 storing up trouble for the future”

Inflation: The next threat?

18 June 2020
Research

Inflation: The next threat?

Dr Juan Castañeda and Professor Tim Congdon
18 June 2020
Summary The policy reaction to the Covid-19 pandemic will increase budget deficits massively in all the world’s leading countries. The … Continue reading “Inflation: The next threat?”

UK economy likely to defy gloomy forecasts in 2018, again

3 January 2018
Economic Theory

UK economy likely to defy gloomy forecasts in 2018, again

Julian Jessop
3 January 2018
Despite Brexit, growth in the UK economy beat expectations in 2017 and is likely to do so again this year. … Continue reading “UK economy likely to defy gloomy forecasts in 2018, again”

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