Politics
Why prices will always matter
Share Degrowth thinkers have misunderstood the nature of profits and prices Using resources to produce something with less than no value is societally impoverishing Prices tell us what is valuable to produce and also what…
Labour’s incompetence exposes their election strategy
Share This Government has reached levels of unpopularity that it took the Tories all of 14 years to attain With depressing predictability, Labour demonstrate their ideological incoherence and political incompetence Labour are…
Can going Dutch tame Britain’s debt spiral?
Share Without a change in approach, we are quickly heading toward a fiscal crisis While some are calling for the OBR's abolition, this is unfair and counterproductive We should follow the Dutch approach – by allowing the…
What Norway can teach Labour about investment
Share Norway's sovereign wealth fund is worth a staggering £1.5 trilllion Labour's National Wealth Fund assumes that businesses will follow where the Government leads Britain could become an investment hub, but…
The $37 Trillion Problem: Addressing Our Ballooning National Debt
The total U.S. debt has reached an alarming $37 trillion and is skyrocketing by nearly $2 trillion each year. This is a serious situation that must be confronted immediately to prevent an unbearable burden falling on our…
Why Britain can’t build: lawyers at every turn
Share Our system of judicial review piles on costs and dissuades governments from acting A second planning bill is a new chance to fight for Britain’s potential Judicial review is a problem ministers have the power to solve…
Can Milei-style shock therapy save the Tories?
Share The Tories can distance themselves from Reform by embracing Javier Milei Many of the libertarian's economic policies would benefit Britain and solve its problems The Conservatives can stand out by rejecting state…
Could sausages save democracy? | CapX
Share Our elections are increasingly blighted by low turnout, particularly among young and low-income people Voting is losing its centrality to our civic order Can sizzling sausages Australian-style create a culture of…
How Labour took your job
Share It is now £2,367 more expensive to hire a worker on the minimum wage than it was in 2024 Policies that allow businesses to thrive are those that allow businesses to hire The young are being squeezed out of the labour…
Britain can’t build – and Starmer won’t fix it
Share Keir Starmer is his own worst enemy when it comes to fighting the blockers A second planning bill won't help unless the Government is willing to be radical Hinting at a big policy shift then kowtowing to opposition…
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