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Media Coverage
10 Aug 2010
Mark Littlewood appears on BBC Radio 4's You and Yours programme to argue against state funding for the arts
27 Jul 2010
Mark Littlewood writes for the Spectator's Coffee House blog
20 Jul 2010
Mark Littlewood comments on the latest public sector borrowing figures on Sky's Jeff Randall Live
13 Jul 2010
Philip Booth argues for shrinking the size of the state on Radio 4's Analysis programme
1 Jul 2010
Philip Booth writes for the Catholic Herald about the budget
24 Jun 2010
A panel of leading economists give their take on the budget
23 Jun 2010
Philip Booth writes on cuts for Public Service
22 Jun 2010
Richard Wellings argues on BBC World Service that private investment is key to recovering from recession
21 Jun 2010
Ruth Porter blogs for Reuters ahead of this week's budget
17 Jun 2010
Professor Gary Becker speaks to Evan Davis on BBC Radio 4's Today Programme about immigration reform
8 Jun 2010
Mark Littlewood appears on Newsnight with Jeremy Paxman to debate the role of the state and necessary cuts
30 May 2010
Letter in The Daily Telegraph by prominent free market think tankers and economists argues that CGT rise will...
25 May 2010
Professor Philip Booth speaks to Russia Today about the Queen's Speech
24 May 2010
Mark Littlewood discusses the £6 billion of public spending cuts announced today, with Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2...
23 May 2010
Mark Littlewood argues on BBC Radio 5 live that cuts will be difficult, but are necessary
20 May 2010
Philip Booth's article in the Yorkshire Post
19 May 2010
A rise in CGT will harm Britain's economy, argues Dr Richard Wellings on The Daily Telegraph blog
19 May 2010
Professor Philip Booth argues on Conservative Home that the Coalition policy on CGT is seriously damaging
11 May 2010
Across a range of broadcast media, Mark Littlewood is arguing that deficit reduction requires stable government
11 May 2010
In an article on Critical Reaction Mark Littlewood argues a blue/yellow coaltion might now be the best option
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