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29 December 2019
The idea of a Universal Basic Income (UBI) is currently the subject of much interest and discussion in the UK, with support and opposition …
2 January 2020
For the third year in a row, the Lithuanian Free Market Institute and its partner organisations present the Employment Flexibility Index, that ranks a …
11 December 2019
The new European Green Deal plans to make the EU carbon neutral by 2050 while opening up new possibilities for development and employment. The …
20 November 2019
16th December marks Credit Day across Europe. This is the day that, on average, EU Member State governments have exhausted their annual tax income …
14 November 2019
This study calculates how much UK foreign aid was spent (in 2018 prices) on lifestyle interventions targeting smoking, drinking, eating and sedentary behaviour.UK taxpayers …
23 October 2019
This report compares top effective marginal tax rates on labour income in 41 OECD and EU countries. The top effective marginal tax rate is …
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Philip Booth // 15 January 2020
The argument made by many such as George Monbiot that the protection of the environment requires the destruction of capitalism has no credibility given …
Bill Wirtz // 13 January 2020
A new student organized EU Citizens’ Initiative demands a streamlined process of authorising scientific innovations in the field of agriculture. They deserve to be …
LFMI // 9 January 2020
The Lithuanian Free Market Institute and its partner organisations have published the third annual Employment Flexibility Index which ranks 41 EU and OECD countries …
Alexander C. R. Hammond // 8 January 2020
The 2010s are over. As we embark on the 2020s, now is the perfect time to reflect on the immense technological advancements that humanity …
Serena Clarke // 18 December 2019
European companies, especially in the construction sector, have long complained that Chinese official credit lines make them less competitive by comparison in African countries. …
Alex Zhang // 12 December 2019
Classic political theories suggest that a democratic government should have both “input” and “output” legitimacy. A political institution relies public opinion and policy preference, …
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