Miles Saltiel Miles Saltiel

After The Rose Garden 4: Fiscal Balance

It is unpleasant to admit it, but dear old Blighty has been a deadbeat for over a century. Our central fiscal characteristic is that we don’t pay our way.

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Tim Worstall Tim Worstall

The Guardian’s worried Argentina is going to work

Inflation means rising prices, which is hard to conflate with falling prices. On the other hand, if prices fall and wages don’t then real wages rise and poverty declines - which sounds like a fair enough plan to us.

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Madsen Pirie Madsen Pirie

Reducing knife crime

Reducing knife crime in the UK is a complex challenge, but there are several evidence-based approaches that can help. In practice, the most effective strategies could combine enforcement with prevention and community engagement

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Tim Worstall Tim Worstall

Why not, umm, lower the cost of legal waste disposal?

Philip Duffy, the agency’s chief executive, said: “Waste crime is toxic. Criminals’ thoughtless actions harm people, places, and the economy, blighting our communities and disrupting legitimate businesses.

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Sebastian Charleton Sebastian Charleton

Why socialism doesn’t work

Socialism, when implemented as a political and economic system, has historically led to tyranny and persecution for several reasons:

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Sebastian Charleton Sebastian Charleton

City homes for young people

We could make many more affordable flats for young people available in cities, especially London.

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