Adam Smith Institute launch “Economics is Fun” campaign on YouTube
By Harry Phibbs Last week I wrote a blog for the Daily Mail asking "Who will campaign for capitalism?" Amidst… Read more »
Ed Holmes of Policy Exchange: Are Labour ministers being consistent on regional pay and benefits?
Ed Holmes is a senior research fellow at Policy Exchange. Ed Milliband’s leadership has arrived at an interesting juncture this… Read more »
Tim Knox: A substantial Corporation Tax cut would send a bold pro-growth, pro-enterprise message
Tim Knox is Director of the Centre for Policy Studies which today publishes How to cut Corporation Tax (pdf) by David Martin. We… Read more »
Average family pays £656,000 tax over lifetime, calculates the TaxPayers’ Alliance
By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter According to new research based on National Statistics data from the TaxPayers' Alliance, over the… Read more »
Think tanks give continued support for deficit reduction, but urge more short-term growth measures
By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. Pasted below are some reactions to the GDP growth figures announced this morning. Updated… Read more »
Thomas Cawston of Reform Think Tank: NHS reform is a necessity but the Coalition chose the wrong reforms
David Cameron famously claimed his three priorities for Government could be summed in three letters: N-H-S. However, the Coalition could… Read more »
Paul Swinney: There is huge variation in the scale of the unemployment challenge that different cities face
Paul Swinney is an economist at the Centre for Cities. Their report 'Cities Outlook 2012' is published today. Today, Centre… Read more »
Dr Simon Less of Policy Exchange: We need to focus on growth and being greener – not ‘green growth’
Dr Simon Less is the head of environment and energy at Policy Exchange. His report, "Greening the economy – not 'green… Read more »
Philip Booth: A message for David Cameron – government cannot make us happy.
Professor Philip Booth is the Editorial and Programme Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Today the Institute of Economic Affairs… Read more »
Thousands of children are needlessly dumped in prison, warns the Centre for Social Justice
By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. The Centre for Social Justice is today recommending an overhaul of Britain's youth justice… Read more »
Chris Nicholson: Boosting employee share ownership would show that we’re all in it together
Chris Nicholson is director and chief executive of CentreForum, the liberal think tank. The CentreForum paper "Employee empowerment: towards greater… Read more »
Tony Lodge: How the Coalition is gambling with Britain’s energy policy
Tony Lodge is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Policy Studies. His new pamhplet,The Atomic Clock: How the Coalition… Read more »
Round-up of reactions to HS2 announcement
By Matthew BarrettFollow Matthew on Twitter. Following the Government's approval of the first phase of the HS2 train line from… Read more »
The Legatum Institute announces a host of key appointments
By Joseph Willits Follow Joseph on Twitter Public policy group, the Legatum Institute has announced a series of key appointments. President and… Read more »
Cameron’s former head of policy, James O’Shaughnessy, joins Policy Exchange to develop school federations
By Tim MontgomerieFollow Tim on Twitter Quite a coup for Policy Exchange (PX) today with the news that James O'Shaughnessy will… Read more »