Chairman of the Treasury Select Committee Andrew Tyrie delivers a joint CPS and Bloomberg speech on the need for action to deal with the eurozone crisis.
At the core of the Centre for Policy Studies’ philosophy is the promotion of competition, free trade and free enterprise. The CPS believes in low taxes to reward work and entrepreneurship, and a smaller, more effective state that only intervenes where necessary. As such, we advocate reforms which lead to long-term sustainable economic growth.
Budget 2012 Evaluated
CPS Director Tim Knox and Head of Economic Research Ryan Bourne give their analysis of the 2012 Budget.
How not to spend £250bn of taxpayers' cash
Jesse Norman MP, author of CPS pamphlet 'After PFI' explains in a comment piece for The Times why he considers PFI an expensive failure.
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It's time to cut red-tape
Following the publication of his CPS report on reform to employment legislation, Dominic Raab MP explains to us why now is the time to set small businesses free.
How to revive the UK economy
In the annual 1900 club lecture, Allister Heath sought to analyse the current state of the UK economy, and the measures needed to move towards a prosperous long-term state. In particular, he indicated a need for bold supply-side, tax and deregulatory reforms. Here is the first half of his lecture.
To beat the fiscal challenges that the UK is facing, economic growth is essential. The CPS will be monitoring progress on growth-enhancing measures closely over the coming months. Signing up to our growth bulletin will bring you all the latest statistics, studies and interesting comment pieces on the state of our economy.
