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How truly liberal is the coalition government?

19 January 2011

How truly liberal is the coalition government?

Mark Littlewood
19 January 2011
It’s not fanciful to argue that the formation of a Liberal-Conservative coalition government last May was helped by the fact … Continue reading “How truly liberal is the coalition government?”

Finding a narrative of hope

17 September 2010

Finding a narrative of hope

Mark Littlewood
17 September 2010
In these grim dark days of austerity and cuts, the coalition urgently needs to find a compelling political narrative of … Continue reading “Finding a narrative of hope”

The Alternative Vote system will prevent radical free-market reforms

31 August 2010

The Alternative Vote system will prevent radical free-market reforms

Sam Collins
31 August 2010
I have no constitutional objection to the Alternative Vote system (AV). Fears over constantly hung Parliaments or permanent coalitions are … Continue reading “The Alternative Vote system will prevent radical free-market reforms”

A solid enough start

19 August 2010

A solid enough start

Mark Littlewood
19 August 2010
The Liberal-Conservative administration deserves to pass its 100 day probation. It hasn’t done much yet, but it has said some … Continue reading “A solid enough start”

The coalition’s first 100 days: is Britain freer?

18 August 2010

The coalition’s first 100 days: is Britain freer?

Ruth Porter
18 August 2010
Sombre sound bites about the scale of the deficit, the need for deep cuts and the opportunity to use this … Continue reading “The coalition’s first 100 days: is Britain freer?”

The census only serves to perpetuate the illusion that central planning is possible

14 July 2010

The census only serves to perpetuate the illusion that central planning is possible

Philip Booth
14 July 2010
It is very welcome news that the government is planning to scrap the census from 2021. Indeed, you might have … Continue reading “The census only serves to perpetuate the illusion that central planning is possible”

Keynesians now face the final curtain

2 July 2010

Keynesians now face the final curtain

Charles K. Rowley
2 July 2010
For those too young to remember, the mid-1970s witnessed the first demise of Keynesian economics as the much-worshipped Phillips Curve … Continue reading “Keynesians now face the final curtain”

George Osborne’s dangerous numbers

25 May 2010

George Osborne’s dangerous numbers

Adam Lyons
25 May 2010
“Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pound ought and … Continue reading “George Osborne’s dangerous numbers”

Why increasing Capital Gains Tax could actually reduce revenues

24 May 2010

Why increasing Capital Gains Tax could actually reduce revenues

Adam Lyons
24 May 2010
It appears that the new coalition government remains committed to increasing the rate of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to a level in line with … Continue reading “Why increasing Capital Gains Tax could actually reduce revenues”

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