Labour laws should be abolished
In 2006, the European Court of Justice ruled that the Department of Trade and Industry has misinterpreted clauses 3 and 5 of the Working…
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Corrigan on inflation, unemployment and the stimulus
On inflation, unemployment, especially desperate youth unemployment, and the stimulus. Consider, in the lows of the first years of the century, there were 2.8…
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Bastiat’s Iceberg: A Sean Corrigan Masterpiece for Christmas
Sean Corrigan of Diapason Commodities Management packs more sound applied economics into this report than ever: Toby Baxendale provides a commentary. This is a…
Read MoreThe Four of Horsemen of the Apocalypse – Frank Field MP
Via The Four of Horsemen of the Apocalypse – Frank Field MP: For some time now it has been possible to see the four…
Read MoreBritain’s Business Community – Your Country Needs You!
Chris Neal explains how the reports of the Centre for Social Justice and Conservative Party policy are converging in a direction which tends towards…
Read MoreWhy Budget Deficits are Bad for the Economy and Why Sir Samuel Brittan is Wrong
Toby Baxendale exposes flaws in the economic thinking of the left, indicates the dangers of deficit spending and points to a better way to…
Read MoreThe Sub-Prime Debacle – What Will Future Historians Say?
Liam Halligan has kindly agreed to publication of the transcript of his address to the Cobden Centre/Libertarian Alliance dinner on 30 September 2009. INTRODUCTION…
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Material Evidence – Back to the 70s
Sean Corrigan’s Material Evidence: US unemployment, the UK’s staggering recovery to 1974 levels of manufacturing output, energy investment and the performance of gold and…
Read MoreFT.com / Financials – US prime borrowers fall behind on payments
Via FT.com / Financials – US prime borrowers fall behind on payments: The number of US prime borrowers behind on home loan payments has…
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