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James Hodgkinson: The public want lower taxes. Kemi Badenoch should listen to them
1+ hour, 3+ min ago (589+ words) James Hodgkinson is a Research Associate at the Adam Smith Institute. He currently serves as a Parish Councillor, and Vice Chairman of the KALC Canterbury Area Committee. If you talk to ordinary voters, you’ll find that many don’t really care…...
Chase Blount: Sin taxes do not work
1+ mon, 5+ day ago (863+ words) Chase Blount studies at the University of Bath. He is the Deputy Chair of Torfaen Conservatives and is Chair of Libertarian Conservatives UK. A sin tax, otherwise known as a vice goods tax, is an indirect tax on goods considered…...
Peter Franklin: Yes, there is a moral case against taxing wealth
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (563+ words) Peter Franklin is an Associate Editor of UnHerd. Say what you like about the wealth tax advocate Gary Stevenson — and just about everyone has lately — but, at least, he’s been willing to face his adversaries. He interviewed some of them…...
George Beglan: The tax system has a hidden free-rider problem
3+ mon, 5+ day ago (144+ words) George Beglan holds an LLM (Distinction) from Durham and read Jurisprudence at Oxford; he has published on law reform in the Cambridge Law Review Britain’s fertility rate is 1.41. Replacement is 2.1. The gap between those two numbers is not a cultural…...
Daniel Pitt: We should all want tax cuts - but want them for the right, Conservative, reasons
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (841+ words) Dr Daniel Pitt is an Honorary Fellow at the University of Buckingham. Daniel Pitt’s ConservativeHome column is usually on a Friday and will continue to be so, but was moved last week due to Local Election coverage. From now on…...
Mark Littlewood: If we are serious about boosting growth we are going to have to revisit something we've shied away from
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (387+ words) Mark Littlewood is Director of Popular Conservatism. For those of a free market inclination, the late great Eric Morecambe has become a very useful ally. In one of his many great comedy skits – in which he is displaying his complete…...
Callum Price: We shouldn't just be focussed on 'growth' but on selling what a difference it'd make to individuals
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (593+ words) Callum Price is Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs, and a former Government special adviser. As voters head to the ballot box today, they will not be voting for overarching national strategies to fix our economy, such…...
Charles Amos: From the table tax to alcohol licensing, the state is spoiling fun in the sun
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (164+ words) Charles Amos is a PhD student in political philosophy alongside working in the haulage industry. He writes The Musing Individualist Substack in his spare time. Recently I went to a pub in Witney and since it was such a sunny…...
Emma Revell: Growth is the most over-used and under-delivered word in modern politics
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (722+ words) Emma Revell is External Affairs Director at the Centre for Policy Studies. Growth is probably the most overused and under-delivered word in British politics. And why shouldn’t those bosses take the punt? The Conservatives may think of themselves as the…...
Alexander Bowen: We have entered the age of the inequality-industrial complex
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (340+ words) Alexander Bowen is a trainee economist based in Belgium, specialising in public policy assessment, and a policy fellow at a British think tank. The state causes inequality. Let’s start with giving out benefits. In essence overstating the numerator and understating…...