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What Britain can learn from Dubai
Fred Roeder is an ex-Londoner in Dubai and the Managing Director of the Consumer Choice Center
When British policymakers look to the Gulf, they often assume Dubai’s rise was built on limitless oil wealth. That misses the more interesting l...
The end of bitter-pill economics
Dr Kristian Niemietz is the IEA’s Editorial Director and Head of Political Economy
Why are free-market reforms so difficult, and why are policy changes in the opposite direction so easy?
If you ask one of Britain’s twelve remaining classi...
Why we shouldn't grant rights to groups
Mohammed Amin MBE describes himself as a Briton of Punjabi ethnicity whose religion is Islam and whose politics are Liberal Democrat. For more background visit his personal website www.mohammedamin.com
I have always been inspired by Thomas...
The staggering cost of nationalisation
Valentin Boboc is a Senior Economist at the IEA
Public ownership of water and energy repeatedly returns as a robust theme in British politics, consistently attracting polling support as a standalone issue. Nevertheless, any government atte...
A bitter PIP to swallow
Professor Len Shackleton is an Editorial and Research Fellow at the IEA and Professor of Economics at the University of Buckingham
Publication of Sir Stephen Timms’s interim review of the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) has focused ren...
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Editorial Director and Head of Political Economy at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Views my own.
Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Former Special Adviser at the Home Office, Ministry of Justice, and DLUHC.
Welcome to the Rational Optimist. I’m Matt Ridley and I have spent the past 40 years writing on topics of import and intrigue, which for me include genetics, evolution, technology and innovation. https://rationaloptimistsociety.substack.com/
Senior Economist at the IEA, researching barriers to UK economic growth and productivity. Previously at HM Treasury and the Department for Business and Trade, covering cash policy, the WTO, and trade agreements including CPTPP.
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