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Of socialist hedgehogs and liberal foxes

24 June 2022
Society and Culture

Of socialist hedgehogs and liberal foxes

Kristian Niemietz
24 June 2022
In his 1953 essay The Hedgehog and the Fox, the philosopher and political theorist Isaiah Berlin talked about what he saw … Continue reading “Of socialist hedgehogs and liberal foxes”

Beware the lure of executive pay caps

15 November 2018
Labour Market

Beware the lure of executive pay caps

Len Shackleton
15 November 2018
The Labour Party wishes to restrict the pay of ‘fat cat’ executives. This is a policy which is apparently highly … Continue reading “Beware the lure of executive pay caps”

Debate – should we scrap Trident?

24 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Debate – should we scrap Trident?

Julian Jessop and Kate Andrews
24 October 2018
The question of whether Britain should keep its nuclear deterrent has been raging, on and off, since the 1970s, and … Continue reading “Debate – should we scrap Trident?”

The “Green Jobs” fallacy

28 September 2018
Energy and Environment

The “Green Jobs” fallacy

ANDY MAYER
28 September 2018
In his Party Conference speech on Wednesday, Jeremy Corbyn unveiled plans to kick-start a “green jobs” revolution, pledging to create … Continue reading “The “Green Jobs” fallacy”

“Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm

6 August 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

“Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm

Raghav Talwar
6 August 2018
Economic nationalism is firmly back on the policy agenda, if recent developments are anything to go by. In his ‘Build … Continue reading ““Build it in Britain” – when self-sufficiency becomes self-harm”

Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?

12 June 2018
Labour Market

Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?

Ryan Bourne
12 June 2018
Jeremy Corbyn has had another brainwave. The Labour leader wants to make it illegal for businesses to “pocket” tips and … Continue reading “Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?”

Finance is for the many, not the few

21 February 2018
Economic Theory

Finance is for the many, not the few

Diego Zuluaga
21 February 2018
At a time when no politician will publicly stand up as a friend of the banks, the leader of the … Continue reading “Finance is for the many, not the few”

“But that wasn’t REAL socialism!” (Part 3: Venezuela)

4 August 2017
Society and Culture

“But that wasn’t REAL socialism!” (Part 3: Venezuela)

Kristian Niemietz
4 August 2017
Between 3 – 8 July 2017, the Institute of Economic Affairs and the Adam Smith Institute jointly held Freedom Week, … Continue reading ““But that wasn’t REAL socialism!” (Part 3: Venezuela)”

Venezuela, and the real reason why ‘real’ socialism has never been tried

19 June 2017
Economic Theory

Venezuela, and the real reason why ‘real’ socialism has never been tried

Kristian Niemietz
19 June 2017
“[Venezuela] is deep in crisis. It has the world’s highest inflation rate—720 percent and rising. Its currency has plummeted to … Continue reading “Venezuela, and the real reason why ‘real’ socialism has never been tried”

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