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Freeing the poor from the cost of environmentalism
Kristian Niemietz
4 February 2013
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Even in its current shackled and constrained form, modern capitalism still has a lot to show for it. One of the greatest developments of the last two decades has to be the extension of air travel...
Childcare: how to price the poor out of the market, and then subsidise them back in again
Kristian Niemietz
28 January 2013
4 comments

When New Labour came to power, one in five children lived in a household with no adult in work, so it was not unreasonable that parental work levels became a priority for the new government. A key...
Abolish the CAP, let food prices tumble
Kristian Niemietz
18 January 2013
15 comments

Imagine there was a Food Tax which had the effect of raising food prices by, say, 17% on average. The tax revenue was collected centrally, and then disbursed to agricultural producers. That tax...
The poverty lobby: single-issuers whose single issue is no longer relevant
Kristian Niemietz
8 January 2013
3 comments

Anyone who has ever read half a page in a Public Choice textbook will, if nothing else, at least have taken the following insight on board: if the benefits of a policy are tangible and concentrated...

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