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The poverty lobby: single-issuers whose single issue is no longer relevant

8 January 2013

The poverty lobby: single-issuers whose single issue is no longer relevant

Kristian Niemietz
8 January 2013
Anyone who has ever read half a page in a Public Choice textbook will, if nothing else, at least have … Continue reading “The poverty lobby: single-issuers whose single issue is no longer relevant”

The London riots were not caused by poverty

12 August 2011
Government and Institutions

The London riots were not caused by poverty

Kristian Niemietz
12 August 2011
Gerhart Hauptmann´s 1911 novel „Die Ratten“ (Engl. „The Rats“), set in a deprived borough of Berlin, was a powerful critique … Continue reading “The London riots were not caused by poverty”

Supply side liberation must include welfare reform

16 February 2011

Supply side liberation must include welfare reform

Kristian Niemietz
16 February 2011
A programme for the liberation of the UK economy’s supply side must include an overhaul of the dysfunctional welfare system. … Continue reading “Supply side liberation must include welfare reform”

Economics on the web

12 June 2010

Economics on the web

Richard Wellings
12 June 2010
(video).

Transfer addiction: transparency would ease the cold turkey

11 June 2010

Transfer addiction: transparency would ease the cold turkey

Kristian Niemietz
11 June 2010
Swinging the axe on benefits and tax credits is no longer taboo after the coalition’s announcements that these spending areas will … Continue reading “Transfer addiction: transparency would ease the cold turkey”

A cheer for Iain Duncan Smith – but he will make enemies

28 May 2010

A cheer for Iain Duncan Smith – but he will make enemies

Kristian Niemietz
28 May 2010
“The purpose of my life here is to improve the quality of life of the worst off in society.” Such … Continue reading “A cheer for Iain Duncan Smith – but he will make enemies”

Making the country work again

19 May 2010

Making the country work again

Richard Wellings
19 May 2010
Even Margaret Thatcher didn’t manage to dismantle Britain’s disastrous welfare system. Judging by the policy plans of the Lib-Con coalition, … Continue reading “Making the country work again”

Howard Flight and the unpleasant facts about welfare dependency

6 December 2010

Howard Flight and the unpleasant facts about welfare dependency

Kristian Niemietz
6 December 2010
The appropriate context for the term “breeding” is surely documentary films about wildlife, not welfare policy debates. Moreover, it is … Continue reading “Howard Flight and the unpleasant facts about welfare dependency”

Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

31 March 2010

Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind

Kristian Niemietz
31 March 2010
Unemployment figures may still look bleak, but there is one occupational group which can be thoroughly relaxed about their future … Continue reading “Ending child poverty: no social worker left behind”

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