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28 September
Free trade improves the well-being of all parties to it. The most significant way that trade achieves this outcome is by enabling and incentivising …
Diego Zuluaga // 13.11.2015 In a new publication, my colleague Philip Booth at the Institute of Economic Affairs makes a resolute case for Britain …
Philip Booth, November 2015 The UK’s current devolution settlement leads to unrepresentative government and has an inbuilt bias towards “big government”. This situation is …
Tom Packer and Matthew Sinclair, March 2015 The UK is highly centralised and devolution combined with fiscal decentralisation could bring significant economic …
Ralph Buckle, Tim Hewish, John C. Hulsman, Iain Mansfield, Robert Oulds, February 2015 It is quite possible that there will be a referendum on …
Ryan Bourne, December 2014 The UK tax system is incoherent. Even ignoring benefits styled as tax credits and the withdrawal of child benefit, taxpayers …
Ralph Harris and Arthur Seldon, September 2014 In practice it is impossible to distinguish between advertising that is intended to be persuasive …
John C. Duffy and Christopher Snowdon, June 2014 Alcohol policy in Britain and many other countries aims to reduce per capita alcohol …
Jagadeesh Gokhale, March 2014 Western governments have developed unfunded social insurance programmes where retiree benefits are paid for from the taxes of …
Christopher Snowdon, March 2013 With public confidence in the European project waning, the idea of initiating a ‘civil dialogue’ with the public emerged in …
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