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The hidden costs of the housing crisis

21 September 2018
Housing and Planning

The hidden costs of the housing crisis

Madeline Grant
21 September 2018
We tend to conceptualise the housing crisis in terms of affordability – and justifiably so. Over the last two decades, … Continue reading “The hidden costs of the housing crisis”

Why it’s a good thing when languages die out: a boorish philistine’s take

13 January 2017
Economic Theory

Why it’s a good thing when languages die out: a boorish philistine’s take

Kristian Niemietz
13 January 2017
According to UNESCO, 230 of the world’s languages have died out over the past sixty years. Many more, UNESCO claims, … Continue reading “Why it’s a good thing when languages die out: a boorish philistine’s take”

The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors

12 May 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors

Mikko Arevuo
12 May 2015
The economic impact of higher top tax rates was one of the more contentious themes of the recent general election. … Continue reading “The impact of top marginal tax rates on the international mobility of superstar inventors”

Revolving doors and one-way streets: a disaggregated look at the UK’s migration figures

12 January 2015
Labour Market

Revolving doors and one-way streets: a disaggregated look at the UK’s migration figures

Len Shackleton
12 January 2015
Despite all the furore about immigration, comparatively little is written about emigration. But what we know about emigrants from the … Continue reading “Revolving doors and one-way streets: a disaggregated look at the UK’s migration figures”

Planning liberalisation is the closest thing there is to an economic silver bullet

17 September 2014
Housing and Planning

Planning liberalisation is the closest thing there is to an economic silver bullet

Ryan Bourne
17 September 2014
With low productivity, high inflation and terrible industrial relations, in 1977, Britain was a basket case. So that year, businessman … Continue reading “Planning liberalisation is the closest thing there is to an economic silver bullet”

Fuel duty: the hidden costs

3 September 2009

Fuel duty: the hidden costs

Richard Wellings
3 September 2009
Fuel duty rose by 2p this week, the third increase in the last ten months. Governments tend to view petrol … Continue reading “Fuel duty: the hidden costs”

Fuel duty: the hidden costs

3 September 2009
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Fuel duty: the hidden costs

Richard Wellings
3 September 2009
Fuel duty rose by 2p this week, the third increase in the last ten months. Governments tend to view petrol … Continue reading “Fuel duty: the hidden costs”

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