Is Osborne’s failure to tackle the deficit a cause for concern? (City A.M.)
Head of Economic Research Adam Memon wrote for City A.M.
Now women in their 30s earning more than men (Daily Mail)
CPS Head of Economic Research Adam Memon was quoted by the Daily Mail on the closing of the gender pay gap.
Why predictions of rapid real wage growth are likely to be proved wrong
Head of Economic Research Adam Memon wrote on real wage growth and the Bank of England for City A.M.
Is real wage growth here to stay? (City A.M.)
In a City A.M. debate on whether real wage growth is here to stay, Head of Economic Research Adam Memon argued it is not.
Margaret Thatcher’s 1989 speech to the Lord Mayor’s Banquet
Margaret Thatcher’s 1989 speech at the Lord Mayor’s Banquet.
Niall Ferguson: What would the Iron Lady do?
The 40th anniversary of the foundation of the Centre for Policy Studies was celebrated last week in a way that its co-founder Margaret Thatcher would have relished.
The Fall of The Wall, 25 Years On – Seven Stories You Must Read
Two common themes emerge from a collection of exclusive articles and historic texts published today by the Centre for Policy Studies.
We must stop people making wasteful demands on the NHS (Financial Times)
Jesse Norman MP for the Financial Times about his CPS paper ‘How Much Do We Use the NHS?’.
Didcot power station fire puts further strain on our fragile energy industry (Telegraph)
CPS Research Fellow Tony Lodge was published on the letters page of The Daily Telegraph.
Adam Memon on BBC Three Counties Radio
CPS Head of Economic Research Adam Memon appeared on BBC Three Counties radio to debate strike action over pay rises.
Patent trolls are a threat to competitive markets – and the UK may not be immune (City A.M.)
Patent trolls are now estimated to add a staggering annual burden of $29bn onto US consumers alone.
Times article on Putin’s vulnerability on oil prices
Neil Barnett’ analysis is gaining traction.
Mansion tax: Tim Knox quoted on The Times front page
CPS Director Tim Knox was quoted on the front page of The Times in a report on growing doubts over Ed Miliband’s mansion tax policy.
Labour’s misdiagnosis: A larger state is not the way to raise living standards (City A.M.)
CPS Head of Economic Research Adam Memon wrote for City A.M. in response to Ed Miliband’s speech to the 2014 Labour Party Conference.
Balls’s taxes miss the point and hit jobs (Yorkshire Post)
CPS Head of Economic Research Adam Memon wrote for the Yorkshire Post on Ed Balls’ Labour Party conference speech.
