Climate change has come to this, has it - a demand for censorship?
False claims obstructing climate action, say researchers, amid calls for climate lies to be criminalised
What a wondrous treat this free trade is
Hostages - sausages of course - to fortune can come in varying degrees of convincingness:
The plans of bureaucrats gang aft agley
So, the people of Northern Portugal are not too keen on having a lithium mine outside their back door:
Pensions and Adam Smith’s invisible hand
Adam Smith only mentions “invisible hand” the once in Wealth of Nations and it’s not about the joyousness of free markets or even capitalism.
The fantabulous gloriousness of free markets
It is true that China has a certain socialist direction from the top in its economic mix.
So here’s an idea - let people choose
Britons have just 23 hours of ‘genuinely free’ time a week – so much for labour-saving technology - Elle Hunt
Violating the first rule of economics
They call themselves socialists, but think and act very capitalistically. Real Marxists are probably easier to find in Europe and the USA than in Vietnam.
Cowperthwaite, ‘ee’s our man
Sir John Cowperthwaite, when running Hong Kong, famously banned anyone collecting the GDP statistics on the grounds that some damn fool would only try to do something with them.
Ignorance leads to bad policy
Some of the country’s biggest retailers have written to the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, warning that the government’s plans to overhaul business rates risk turning UK high streets into “ghost towns”.
If only George Monbiot would actually listen to people
In George’s column about fisheries:
Freddie Hayek just got it so wrong, didn’t he?
That idea that a centrally planned, centrally controlled, centrally paid for, National Health Service would end up as being part of the Road to Serfdom.
Sorry, no, you can’t have geothermal - it’s illegal, see?
Cornwall should be made into an industrial hub to fuel net zero, government scientists have urged Ed Miliband.