When the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, says he wants to ‘undo Thatcher’s economic legacy’, is that the Britain he wants ...

London is delivering the fewest number of homes since the Second World War. Over the past two financial years, London has ...

Ha-Joon Chang recently wrote an article in the Financial Times criticising the state of economic education, which drew considerable attention. What went almost unnoticed, however, was a letter ...

Apps like YouTube are taking up a greater share of viewers’ time and are now successfully competing with the likes of Netflix ...

Sooner or later, taxes rise, spending falls or growth accelerates – duck all three, and we go bankrupt But this is a forecast ...

His report to the Senate called it ‘national income’ and defined it as ‘that part of the economy’s end-product which is ...

When growth is weak, entry-level opportunities are scarce, employers are cautious and the public finances that pay for ...

However, whoever gets the top job at 1 Horse Guards Road, they should make tax reform their top priority if they want to ...

After the Government’s timid attempt to slow the growth of welfare spending collapsed under pressure from its own backbenchers and disability activists, ministers needed a way out. Their answer was to ...

From 2024 to 2025, there were 1.7 billion passenger rail journeys, of which 1.08 billion were completed within a single ...

Britain is in a growth emergency. But our political class refuses to act like it. Government after government, prime minister ...

This follows weeks of speculation regarding an undeclared £5 million gift Farage received before he became an MP, as well as ...