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The socialist renaissance continues unabated

18 November 2021
Society and Culture

The socialist renaissance continues unabated

Rainer Zitelmann
18 November 2021
The intellectual comeback of socialism After every single socialist experiment without exception failed over the past 100 years, it should … Continue reading “The socialist renaissance continues unabated”

Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?

25 May 2016
Welfare

Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?

Christopher Snowdon
25 May 2016
As a new report from the Institute of Economic Affairs explains this week, the tale we are told about inequality in … Continue reading “Is envy of the super-rich by the rest of the rich driving the inequality debate?”

Why the advent of an “expert committee” doesn’t make Corbynomics any less scary

1 October 2015
Economic Theory

Why the advent of an “expert committee” doesn’t make Corbynomics any less scary

Ryan Bourne
1 October 2015
Jeremy Corbyn and his shadow chancellor John McDonnell are desperate to be seen as economically credible. As part of this, … Continue reading “Why the advent of an “expert committee” doesn’t make Corbynomics any less scary”

Piketty and the inequality puzzle

8 June 2015
Economic Theory

Piketty and the inequality puzzle

Lawrence H. Summers
8 June 2015
In many respects, Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century embodies the virtues that we all would like to see … Continue reading “Piketty and the inequality puzzle”

Fact check: Income and wealth inequality in Britain

24 April 2015
Markets and Morality

Fact check: Income and wealth inequality in Britain

Christopher Snowdon
24 April 2015
Barack Obama is said to have described inequality as the ‘defining challenge of our time’ and Ed Miliband has made … Continue reading “Fact check: Income and wealth inequality in Britain”

Does inequality hurt economic growth?

11 December 2014
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Does inequality hurt economic growth?

Matthew Sinclair
11 December 2014
The headline is quite simple: ‘Inequality hurts economic growth, finds OECD research’. The reality is somewhat more complex. Here are … Continue reading “Does inequality hurt economic growth?”

Ten mistakes that permeated the Channel 4 ‘How Rich Are You?’ programme on inequality (part 2)

14 November 2014
Welfare

Ten mistakes that permeated the Channel 4 ‘How Rich Are You?’ programme on inequality (part 2)

Ryan Bourne
14 November 2014
On Monday, I appeared on Channel 4’s ‘How Rich Are You’ programme to discuss solutions to the ‘problem’ of inequality. … Continue reading “Ten mistakes that permeated the Channel 4 ‘How Rich Are You?’ programme on inequality (part 2)”

Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?

10 July 2014
Economic Theory

Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?

Philip Booth
10 July 2014
Scott Sumner produced an excellent blog post on Piketty recently. It begins by quoting Piketty: ‘In my view, there is … Continue reading “Why is Piketty so certain about things which are probably completely wrong?”

My debate with Piketty: Beware radical policies claiming to be above ideology

24 June 2014
Economic Theory

My debate with Piketty: Beware radical policies claiming to be above ideology

Ryan Bourne
24 June 2014
A lack of authenticity among politicians is a common lament. Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston expressed this conventional wisdom recently when … Continue reading “My debate with Piketty: Beware radical policies claiming to be above ideology”

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