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If politicans are serious about house building targets, they must deregulate planning laws

27 April 2015
Housing and Planning

If politicans are serious about house building targets, they must deregulate planning laws

Victor Chukwuemeka
27 April 2015
In the run up to the election, the Labour Party has addressed the most critical problem facing the ‘lost generation’, … Continue reading “If politicans are serious about house building targets, they must deregulate planning laws”

Housing and bread: an analogy

2 May 2013

Housing and bread: an analogy

Kristian Niemietz
2 May 2013
Nobody quite remembers when and why this law originally came to pass, but at some point in the distant past, … Continue reading “Housing and bread: an analogy”

Right to Buy is not to blame for British housing shortage

11 April 2013

Right to Buy is not to blame for British housing shortage

Kristian Niemietz
11 April 2013
The Right-to-Buy programme, which enabled council tenants to buy the home they lived in at a discount price, was one … Continue reading “Right to Buy is not to blame for British housing shortage”

Economics on the web (28.3.10)

28 March 2010

Economics on the web (28.3.10)

Richard Wellings
28 March 2010

Economics on the web (28.3.10)

28 March 2010

Economics on the web (28.3.10)

Richard Wellings
28 March 2010
●  Philip Booth suggests it is not “morally bankrupt” to oppose a “Robin Hood” tax ●  Patrick Basham criticises the … Continue reading “Economics on the web (28.3.10)”

The right and wrong form of government intervention

24 February 2010

The right and wrong form of government intervention

Peter King
24 February 2010
Classical liberals, and many Conservatives, will tend to take a dim view of government intervention, but should they be equally … Continue reading “The right and wrong form of government intervention”

The Right to Buy: thirty years on

17 December 2009

The Right to Buy: thirty years on

Peter King
17 December 2009
It is now almost exactly 30 years since one of Mrs Thatcher’s iconic social policies was launched. On 20 December … Continue reading “The Right to Buy: thirty years on”

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