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When it comes to taxing property, it is important to get your premises right
Philip Booth
27 February 2012
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Tim Montgomerie has been a leading advocate of a move from income to wealth taxes in recent months. In a recent article in The Times he dismissed what he described as fallacies about wealth taxes....
The 99ers and the 53ers: when two groups quarrel, a third rejoices
Kristian Niemietz
7 November 2011
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A group of American conservatives have set up an initiative called 'We are the 53%', echoing the Occupy movement's 'We are the 99%' slogan. The name is an allusion to the fact...
The LibDems should back enterprise, not soak the rich
Mark Littlewood
19 September 2011
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The Liberal Democrat leadership is in danger of committing a cardinal sin at their party conference in Birmingham. They are addressing their messages to delegates in the conference hall, rather...
Economic reflections and the riots
Len Shackleton
15 August 2011
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In many ways it is too early to draw conclusions for public policy from the riots which the country has experienced in the last week or so. But this does not seem to have deterred our ever-active...
A government that believed in low taxation would end bracket creep
Philip Booth
10 July 2011
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The coalition government is short of policies that the free-market movement around the world might point to in generations to come as being of some importance in rolling back the state. Radicalism...

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