China’s astonishing growth trajectory holds few lessons for democratic Britain (City A.M.)
Ryan Bourne argues that China’s astonishing growth trajectory holds few lessons for democratic Britain.
Lord Saatchi writes for Daily Mail and appears on BBC Newsnight
CPS Chairman Lord Saatchi appeared on BBC Newsnight on Monday 21 October 2013 to discuss energy bills and the future of capitalism.
Letter – Royal Mail sell off (The Times)
Ryan Bourne and Toby Fenwick argue that the distribution of the Government’s shares in RBS should prove more effective than the sell-off of Royal Mail.
The IMF is playing with fire by giving intellectual backing to punitive taxation (City A.M.)
Ryan Bourne argues that the International Monetary Fund is playing with fire by giving intellectual backing to punitive taxation.
Heathrow Hub welcomes call for Davies Commission to look at public finance implications
Minister’s call for Davies Commission to consider cost to taxpayer is welcomed by Heathrow Hub author, writes Lewis Brown.
Rail competition is finally delivering as passenger demand hits new high (Yorkshire Post)
Tony Lodge argues that rail competition is finally delivering, as passenger demands hit a new high.
Letter – Smoking and tobacco controls in Ireland (The Irish Times)
The Centre for Policy Studies today co-signed a letter to the Irish Times criticising tobacco and smoking controls in Ireland.
The IMF has lost sight of its primary purpose (The Times)
Rupert Darwall argues that the International Monetary Fund has lost sight of its primary purpose.
Why discretionary government action can often lead to contradictory policies (City A.M.)
Ryan Bourne argues that discretionary government action can often lead to contradictory policies.
Why the London Docklands hold the key to tackling the UK housing crisis (City A.M.)
Keith Boyfield discusses how the London Docklands hold the key to tackling the UK housing crisis.
The Tories are failing to find a market response to Ed Miliband’s anti-capitalism (City A.M.)
Ryan Bourne argues that the Conservative Party are not providing a market response to Ed Miliband’s anti-capitalist stance
Legalising heroin would cost the NHS and damage the UK (The Times)
Kathy Gyngell argues that legalising heroin and other Class A drugs would feed demand, cost the NHS and damage the UK.
The Political Science of Global Warming (Wall Street Journal)
Rupert Darwall argues why the U.N.’s latest climate change report should be its last.
Labour has a blackout over dark history of price controls (Yorkshire Post)
Tony Lodge writes on Labour’s regressive policy towards energy price controls. (Yorkshire Post)
Things we hope to see at the Conservative Party Conference
Tim Knox and Ryan Bourne reflect on what they hope to see at the 2013 Conservative Party Conference.
No such thing as society? A majority of the public agree with Lady Thatcher, when they hear the full context
The polling company Ipsos MORI has tested two versions of Margaret Thatcher’s famous “no such thing as society” interview, each with representative samples of the population
