August 14, 2023
Heading into the European elections next year, voters will most likely view migration as one of their top priorities.
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July 28, 2023
Appearing on the ‘The Brussels Report Podcast’, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, Christopher Snowdon, discussed the main conclusions from the 2023 Nanny State Index.
July 25, 2023
Transparency and accountability are vital pillars of democratic governance.
July 22, 2023
In a Telegraph article delving into popular narratives surrounding ‘greedflation’, the 2023 Nanny State Index was referenced to dispel the belief that top-down, state-intervention measures in product markets provides the best remedy for high consumer prices.
July 20, 2023
Competition is a discovery process between rival firms and can only be explained if the information is imperfect.
July 20, 2023
In July 2023 the European Commission starts the process of designating gatekeepers on digital markets.
July 19, 2023
In the Times’ ‘Ask the experts’ column, an article titled “What you can and can’t do in Europe’s most (and least) nanny-state countries’ unpacked the main findings from the 2023 Nanny State Index. The article explored how paternalist measures have turned out in practice through a series of interviews with individuals across Europe.
July 19, 2023
July 6, 2023
In his recent comments for Expresso, Adam Bartha, Director of EPICENTER, highlighted the EU’s foolishness trying to compromise with Viktor Orban’s government, despite its blackmailing attempts. While Hungary may be able to temporary block further financial support to Ukraine or protect Russia from the next round of sanctions, Orban’s government is ultimately in a weak position. Instead, EU officials should look at institutional reforms that minimise the redistribute nature of the EU and maximise the benefits of the Single Market.
