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The UK’s four tumultuous decades of membership have fuelled controversy and featured huge change
The police have been far too zealous in dealing with some claims
Peer says he wants to determine how ministry can ‘deliver sustained growth and a fairer society’
A defence of competitive markets is also a call to keep the faith
Joseph Stiglitz’s proposals to curb the wealth of the top 1 per cent go too far for Samuel Brittan
John Tomasi’s attempt to reconcile the beliefs of libertarians and left liberals leaves too many questions unanswered
Valuable insights from Samuel Brittan’s diary during his brief spell in the Department of Economic Affairs
The concept of a spectrum obscures more than it illuminates
George Osborne should have cut the top rate of income tax all the way back to 40%
It should not escape notice that Plan A has been substantially modified
This blow by blow account charts the prevarications of the Bank’s response to the crisis but fails to question the ideas that drive policy
The case for a land tax is one of the oldest and least disputed propositions in economic thought
Ideas on economic stimulation and intervention
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