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Time to bin the Tobin Tax

John Chown - 23 April 2012

John Chown argues the case against the introduction of a Financial Transactions Tax at any level in the EU.

Metroboom: lessons from Britain’s recovery in the 1930s

George Trefgarne - 16 March 2012

The consensus view of the 1930s as a universally destitute time is a myth, writes George Trefgarne.

2012 Budget: 21 policies for growth and wealth creation

Ryan Bourne and Tim Knox - 14 March 2012

In the lead-up to the 2012 Budget, Ryan Bourne and Tim Knox set out the policies they'd adopt for wealth and job creation.

Pensions: Bring back the 10p rebate

Michael Johnson - 09 March 2012

In the lead-up to the 2012 Budget, leading pensions expert Michael Johnson examines the £30 billion spent on incentivising retirement savings.

The 2012 Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture: The limits to the market – lessons from the financial crisis

Roger Bootle - 08 March 2012

Roger Bootle Delivered Keith Joseph Memorial Lecture for the Centre for Policy Studies on Wednesday 7th March 2012.

Taxing Mansions: the taxation of high value residential property

Lucian Cook - 05 March 2012

The case for a “Mansion Tax” is far weaker than it appears at first sight finds Lucian Cook

How to Cut Corporation Tax

David Martin - 01 February 2012

The main rate of Corporation Tax should be cut to 20% in the next Budget to provide a boost to growth and international competitiveness writes David Martin

How to Cut Government Spending: Lessons from Canada

Brian Cowley and Tim Knox - 13 January 2012

Brian Cowley and Tim Knox examine how Canada effectively cut government debt in the 1990s, discussing lessons for current UK policy challenges.

The Atomic Clock: How the Coalition is gambling with Britain’s energy policy

Tony Lodge - 03 January 2012

One third of all households in the UK will be in fuel poverty by 2030 unless the Coalition rapidly moves to encourage and enable building of new nuclear plants

Credit where it's due

James Conway and Michael O'Connor - 23 November 2011

James Conway and Michael O'Connor examine the case for credit easing to SMEs and recommend a least distortinary intervention

Growth, Growth, Growth: New ideas for growth and prosperity in the 21st century

Harriett Baldwin, Karen Bradley, Charlie Elphicke, Chris Heaton-Harris, Jo Johnson, Claire Perry - 18 November 2011

Six Conservative MPs put together components for a growth agenda, including reforms to tax, finance, wefare, infrastructure, trade and the European Union.

Escaping the Strait Jacket

Dominic Raab MP - 16 November 2011

The MP for for Esher and Walton, Dominic Raab, explains how employment legislation and regulation can be reformed to ease the costs on business and encourage job creation.

Adrenalin Now

Ryan Bourne - 13 October 2011

In a CPS Pointmaker, Ryan Bourne explains why George Osborne needs to cut taxes if the economy is to grow, and outlines how the Chancellor can afford it.