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An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

11 December 2020
Regulation

An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

Philip Booth
11 December 2020
Dear John, Competition policy currently has an undue emphasis on private business and impediments to competition arising from the activities … Continue reading “An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority”

The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air

24 January 2019
Regulation

The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air

Madeline Grant
24 January 2019
James Dyson’s decision to relocate the headquarters of his company to Singapore has sparked a hyperbolic and predictable outcry. Dyson, … Continue reading “The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air”

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

9 November 2018
Regulation

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

Matt Ridley
9 November 2018
My biggest beef with the European Union has always been the way it stifles consumer-friendly innovation in the interests of … Continue reading “Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda”

What can we learn from the EU/Japan Free Trade Agreement?

23 July 2018
Government and Institutions

What can we learn from the EU/Japan Free Trade Agreement?

Jack Martin
23 July 2018
On Tuesday of last week, the European Union and Japan signed an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA). Following over four years … Continue reading “What can we learn from the EU/Japan Free Trade Agreement?”

Beware May’s “industrial strategy”: Brexit Britain must be market-orientated

19 July 2016
Government and Institutions

Beware May’s “industrial strategy”: Brexit Britain must be market-orientated

Mark Littlewood
19 July 2016
This wasn’t a lazy half-hearted reshuffle, Theresa May was imposing her own stamp on government. Rather than going for continuity, … Continue reading “Beware May’s “industrial strategy”: Brexit Britain must be market-orientated”

Six policies Prime Minister May should embrace to revitalise growth

12 July 2016
Government and Institutions

Six policies Prime Minister May should embrace to revitalise growth

Ryan Bourne
12 July 2016
Predictably, those who demand more government spending both when the economy is doing well and badly are calling for increases … Continue reading “Six policies Prime Minister May should embrace to revitalise growth”

Ofsted: too big to not fail

11 July 2016
Education

Ofsted: too big to not fail

Len Shackleton
11 July 2016
Last week’s decision by the House of Commons Education Committee not to endorse the appointment of Amanda Spielman as Ofsted … Continue reading “Ofsted: too big to not fail”

#QTWTAIN: “But haven’t rent controls worked in Germany?”

3 June 2016
Housing and Planning

#QTWTAIN: “But haven’t rent controls worked in Germany?”

Kristian Niemietz
3 June 2016

Rent controls are a bit like communism, in the sense that they can never ‘fail’, in the eyes of their … Continue reading “#QTWTAIN: “But haven’t rent controls worked in Germany?””

Let’s privatise the loos. Yes, seriously.

31 May 2016
Regulation

Let’s privatise the loos. Yes, seriously.

Len Shackleton
31 May 2016

A BBC investigation shows that the number of public toilets has continued to fall, with nearly 1,800 closing nationwide in … Continue reading “Let’s privatise the loos. Yes, seriously.”

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