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Should free-marketeers deprioritise tax cuts?

17 February 2023
Economic Theory

Should free-marketeers deprioritise tax cuts?

Kristian Niemietz
17 February 2023
What does it mean to be a liberal? The basic programme of liberalism has been remarkably consistent over the centuries, … Continue reading “Should free-marketeers deprioritise tax cuts?”

In defence of tax cuts – yes, even now

10 August 2022

In defence of tax cuts – yes, even now

Matthew Lesh
10 August 2022
The Conservative Party leadership election and rising prices have sparked a national debate about whether now is the time for … Continue reading “In defence of tax cuts – yes, even now”

20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy

2 March 2021
Tax and Fiscal Policy

20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy

Sam Collins
2 March 2021
This week, the Chancellor will deliver arguably the most consequential Budget for many years. Despite the fact the UK has … Continue reading “20 taxes the government could scrap to boost the economy”

Hard to imagine a “worse combination” than VAT cut followed by tax rises

23 June 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Hard to imagine a “worse combination” than VAT cut followed by tax rises

23 June 2020

IEA expert quoted in The Daily Telegraph

In response to reports that the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak, is said to be considering a VAT cut followed by tax … Continue reading “Hard to imagine a “worse combination” than VAT cut followed by tax rises”

Cutting VAT might kickstart demand but it will have large deadweight costs

15 June 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Cutting VAT might kickstart demand but it will have large deadweight costs

15 June 2020
Responding to press reports that the Treasury is considering a cut in VAT, IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop said: “It’s … Continue reading “Cutting VAT might kickstart demand but it will have large deadweight costs”

The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again

11 June 2020
Tax and Fiscal Policy

The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again

Julian Jessop
11 June 2020
This week the IEA and Civitas published a joint paper, Rebooting Britain, on the economics of the Covid-19 crisis, written … Continue reading “The UK economy should be able to reboot itself, if markets are allowed to work properly again”

US Republicans have given up any pretence of fiscal conservatism

14 February 2018
Tax and Fiscal Policy

US Republicans have given up any pretence of fiscal conservatism

Ryan Bourne
14 February 2018
So much for US Republicans starving the government beast. When the party’s major tax reform package passed in December, Democrats … Continue reading “US Republicans have given up any pretence of fiscal conservatism”

A quiet revolution in the case for tax cuts

15 April 2014
Tax and Fiscal Policy

A quiet revolution in the case for tax cuts

Ryan Bourne
15 April 2014
With the ‘stimulus’ versus ‘austerity’ debate having receded, George Osborne likes to talk instead about his ‘long-term economic plan’. This … Continue reading “A quiet revolution in the case for tax cuts”

Big steps to a smaller state

13 July 2011

Big steps to a smaller state

Philip Booth
13 July 2011
If you google the phrase ‘vicious public spending cuts’ you get 64,000 results from UK websites. Even if 32,000 of those are … Continue reading “Big steps to a smaller state”

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