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The Great Stagnation: Briefing 5
Extant EU regulation, high energy prices and a large public sector burden the economy
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The country needs to free its economy with Ludwig Erhard-type, free market reforms
Britain used to create jobs, even in bad times. We are now squandering this asset.
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Governments' footprints were all over the crisis
Reorganising the welfare system is not the same as cutting the welfare bill
We struggle to imagine the poverty to which we are condemning our descendants
Plus: the real reason your electricity bill is so high
Subsiding intangible investment has failed to raise the rate of growth
Independence can make the British economy less European and more American
Icelanders usually know better than foreign bureaucrats what is in their own interest
Watch now | In this Institute of Economic Affairs podcast, IEA Director General Lord Hannan is joined by Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director and Head of Political Economy, and Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics.
