Cele mai bune Iea podcast-uri (2025)

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The Truth About Britain's Welfare State & Peak Woke? | IEA Podcast 34:44

3d ago34:44

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In this episode of the IEA Podcast, Communications Manager Reem Ibrahim is joined by Tom Clougherty, Executive Director, and Dr. Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director at the Institute for Economic Affairs. The team discusses whether the left has turned against woke ideology, examining how socialist figures are now distancing themselves from identit…

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Legislation Week 9 and IEA's Delegate Assembly. 29:37

16d ago29:37

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This week: a legislative update and discussion about IEA's annual Delegate Assembly with IEA President Layne McInelly. Delegate Assembly, the highest governing body of the largest union in Idaho, will be held April 4-5 in Boise.De către Mike Journee

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Is Bitcoin the Future of Money? Why the UK Is Falling Behind | Bitcoin Policy UK | IEA Interview 57:01

7d ago57:01

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In this interview, host Jamie Legg speaks with Susie Ward and Freddie New from Bitcoin Policy UK about Bitcoin's potential and the regulatory challenges it faces in the United Kingdom. They explain how Bitcoin Policy UK advocates for better legislation while the UK falls behind other countries in crypto adoption. The conversation covers why they fo…

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NHS England Abolished, DEI Quotas Scrapped & Tobacco Crisis | IEA Podcast 38:40

10d ago38:40

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In this episode of the IEA Podcast, host Callum Price, Director of Communications, discusses recent policy developments with Reem Ibrahim, Communications Manager, and Dr. Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs. The team analyses the recent abolition of NHS England, exploring whether this represents meaningful cha…

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How The Black Death Increased Worker's Wages: Medieval England's Economic Revolution | IEA Interview 1:06:34

11d ago1:06:34

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In this IEA interview, Dr Jordan Claridge, Assistant Professor at LSE's Department of Economic History, discusses medieval England's economy with Daniel Freeman, IEA Managing Editor. The conversation explores England in the 13th-15th centuries, examining how the highly commercialized pre-plague economy transformed when the Black Death wiped out app…

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Peter Schiff: Trump & The Truth About America's Fake Prosperity? | IEA Interview 53:16

12d ago53:16

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Join IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty as he sits down with renowned economist and investor Peter Schiff for a compelling discussion on economic principles, government policy, and financial markets. Schiff, who predicted the 2008 financial crisis, explains his free-market Austrian School economics perspective and why he believes current monetar…

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The Uncomfortable Truth About Welfare, Housing & Unions In Britain Today | IEA Podcast 44:01

17d ago44:01

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In this episode of the Institute of Economic Affairs podcast, Callum Price (Director of Communications) is joined by Tom Clougherty (Executive Director) and Dr. Kristian Niemietz (Editorial Director) to discuss recent political developments. The team examines Rachel Reeves' proposed welfare cuts, highlighting the dramatic increase in benefits claim…

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Student Mental Health & Legislature Week 8 46:10

23d ago46:10

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In this episode, the student mental health crisis gripping Idaho public schools and the challenges it poses for educators and policy makers. Our guest is Darcie DeLeon, an IEA board member and school counselor in Twin Falls, Idaho.De către Mike Journee

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Lord Hannan on Britain's Economic Crisis and the Path to Recovery | IEA Interview 45:48

26d ago45:48

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In this IEA interview, IEA Director of Communications Callum Price sits down with Lord Hannan of Kingsclere, Newspaper Columnist and President of the Institute for Free Trade. They discuss the current state of classical liberalism and the serious structural challenges facing the UK economy. Lord Hannan recalls his personal journey from supporting t…

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1934's Lost UK Socialist Blueprint | IEA Briefing 18:29

28d ago18:29

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In this episode of the IEA Briefing, Editorial Director Dr. Kristian Niemietz discusses a fascinating 1934 book he discovered in a Wetherspoons pub. Written by G.R. Mitchison, "The First Workers Government" imagines a socialist Britain from the perspective of 1980, looking back at a revolution that began in 1936. Niemietz explores how the book deta…

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How EU Rules Still Force British Consumers to Pay Premium Prices | IEA Briefing 17:25

29d ago17:25

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In this IEA Briefing, Callum Price, Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs, discusses the new publication "Parallel Universe: How Ending Parallel Import Restrictions Benefits Consumers" with co-author Martin Howe KC, a leading intellectual property barrister. The paper, authored by Howe and Matthew Lesh, examines how parall…

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Legislature Week 7 & IEA's Library Committee 40:46

1M ago40:46

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In this episode, we discuss Week 7 of the Idaho Legislature, including final legislative approval of Idaho's first voucher bill, House Bill 93. We also talk to IEA member and Rigby High School librarian, Heidi Robbins, about the impact of 2024 library legislation and IEA's new Library Committee. Host: Mike Journee…

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Government Funded Activism, British DOGE & Manufacturing Nostalgia | IEA Podcast 34:20

1M ago34:20

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Join the IEA Podcast as host Callum Price, Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs, sits down with Dr Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics, and Dr Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director, to discuss recent revelations about government waste and inefficiency, including the shocking story of Rory Stewart's Turquoise …

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In Defence of Unfair Competition | IEA Briefing 20:29

1M ago20:29

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In this IEA Briefing, Communications Director Callum Price sits down with Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz to discuss his new SubStack piece "In Defence of Unfair Competition: Why it is a fallacy to treat market competition like a sports competition." Niemietz explains that while sports require standardised rules and level playing fields, marke…

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Reform UK's Energy Policy & New Towns | IEA Podcast 48:45

1M ago48:45

48:45

In this episode of the IEA Podcast, host Reem Ibrahim sits down with Tom Clougherty and Kristian Niemietz to dive into the latest policy developments across the UK. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of the government's ambitious new towns initiative, examining whether central planning is the right approach to solving Britain's housing crisi…

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Will Reform UK's Energy Policies Cut Prices? | IEA Briefing 13:11

1M ago13:11

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In this IEA Briefing, we analyse Reform UK's newly announced energy policies with Andy Mayer, the IEA's energy analyst and CEO. The discussion covers four key policies: a windfall tax on renewable power, a solar farm tax, a ban on battery energy storage systems, and legislation to force National Grid to underground cable installation. Andy breaks d…

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The Uncomfortable Truth About Why British Government Is Failing | Sam Freedman | IEA Book Club 1:14:39

1M ago1:14:39

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In this IEA Book Club event, Sam Freedman, Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government, discusses his new book "Failed State: Why Nothing Works and How to Fix It" with IEA Executive Director Tom Clougherty. Freedman, who previously served as a Senior Policy Adviser to Michael Gove and Executive Director of Teach First, presents a stark analysis o…

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Are Actually Creating More Discrimination | IEA Briefing 29:09

1M ago29:09

29:09

IEA's new discussion paper "Liberalising Discrimination Law" examines how anti-discrimination legislation in the UK has evolved since the 1960s, with particular focus on the Equality Act 2010. Daniel Freeman, one of the paper's authors, breaks down how the law has shifted from addressing direct discrimination to increasingly complex regulations aro…

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Trade Wars Return: What Trump's Tariffs Mean for the World 44:01

1M ago44:01

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Donald Trump is threatening 25% tariffs on allies - from Canada to Europe. The Bank of England has halved its growth forecasts. And the government is pushing nuclear power forward. We break down what this all means and why it matters. In this episode of the IEA podcast, Director of Communications Callum Price is joined by Editorial Director Kristia…

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Environmental Groups Are Blocking The Best Climate Solutions | IEA Briefing 4:33

2M ago4:33

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In this segment from our longer "Not Invented Here" interview, Dr Christopher Snowdon examines the environmental movement's puzzling resistance to proven climate solutions. He focuses on two key examples: nuclear power and GM foods, where environmental groups consistently oppose technologies that could help achieve their stated goals. The discussio…

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3 Ways to SAVE Britain's Economy | Tyler Goodspeed 5:17

2M ago5:17

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In this extract from the IEA Ralph Harris Centenary Lecture, Tyler Goodspeed, former Acting Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, outlines three critical steps to revive UK economic growth. Beginning with the principle of "first, do no harm," Goodspeed argues that Britain must stop undermining sectors where it historically held competitive …

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Legislature Week 4 and Vouchers 41:18

2M ago41:18

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This week we take a brief look at Week 4 of the 2025 Idaho Legislature and take a deep dive on the current state of the voucher debate. Guests are Quinn Perry, associate executive director at the Idaho School Boards Association and Chris Parri, political director at the Idaho Education Association, as well as Matt Compton, IEA's associate executive…

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Analysing Reeves' Growth Strategy and Brexit's Legacy | IEA Podcast 30:46

2M ago30:46

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In this episode, Reem Ibrahim is joined by Tom Clougherty and Dr Kristian Niemietz to analyse Rachel Reeves' recent growth-focused speech and Keir Starmer's commitment to deregulation. The team examines the apparent contradiction between Labour's pro-growth rhetoric and their policies on employment law, environmental regulations, and taxation - dra…

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They Said Britain Was FINISHED - Then The IEA Radicals Changed Everything 13:16

2M ago13:16

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The IEA Ralph Harris Centenary Lecture features an opening address by Brian Kingham, Founder and Chairman of Reliance Security Group, who shares his personal experiences with Ralph Harris and the Institute of Economic Affairs during Britain's turbulent 1970s. As a 25-year-old entrepreneur employing 500 people, Kingham discovered the IEA's innovativ…

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The Painful Reality of Britain's Benefits Crisis 9:38

2M ago9:38

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IEA's Communications Officer Reem Ibrahim discusses the UK's welfare system challenges, noting that 10% of working-age adults receive out-of-work benefits, many citing mental health reasons after the pandemic. The discussion references a documentary where a JobCentre discouraged a benefits claimant from job training, suggesting it could risk their …

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Legislative Updates and Idaho Career Ladder Changes 47:04

2M ago47:04

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In this episode, we discuss the expiration of the Idaho Educator Career Ladder, the funding framework the Idaho Legislature has used for 10 years to provide predictable funding and raises to educators in Idaho. We’ll talk with IEA Region Director Jason McKinley, who works in IEA’s Region 2 in the Lewiston-Moscow area, and IEA Associate Director Mat…

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Starmer's Dilemma: Can Labour Save the Economy Without Killing Net Zero? | IEA Podcast 47:47

2M ago47:47

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In this IEA podcast, host Callum Price, Director of Communications, joins Executive Director Tom Clougherty and Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz to analyse Labour's potential economic strategy. They examine Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer's rhetoric around supply-side reforms, critically assessing whether the party's current approach can genuine…

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The REAL Reason America Became an Economic Superpower (It's Not Tariffs) | IEA History 41:22

2M ago41:22

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Join IEA Managing Editor Daniel Freeman as he explores how trade tariffs shaped America with Professor Alexander Klein. In 1870, the US had a massive 45% average tariff on imported goods - compared to just 2% today. Professor Klein breaks down why the US adopted such high tariffs after the Civil War, and what this history tells us about current deb…

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WATCH: 'This Can't Go On' - IEA Director's Urgent Warning for Britain's Future 6:19

2M ago6:19

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In this GB News interview, Institute of Economic Affairs Executive Director Tom Clougherty discusses Britain's economic challenges and the need for new radical ideas to overcome them. Addressing years of high taxes and low growth, he explains how many young Brits in their twenties and thirties have never experienced real economic growth, with incom…

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How Britain Learned to Stop Growing | IEA Podcast 43:22

2M ago43:22

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In this episode, we explore Ed Davey's proposal for the UK to rejoin the EU customs union. Reem Ibrahim, Tom Clougherty, and Kristian Niemietz demonstrate why this approach would be a backward step even from a Remainer perspective, highlighting how it would give Britain "the worst of all worlds" while restricting its ability to pursue independent t…

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Leglislative Update & 2024's BandAid Bill 31:40

2M ago31:40

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This week, we take a brief look at the second week of the 2025 legislative session in Idaho, including a new bill trying to ban flags and banners like the Pride flag in classrooms. We also take a look at the impact of 2024's "BandAid Bill," which prohibits educators from providing any medical attention to students in their classroom. Boise Educatio…

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Converting Socialists Through Stories: The Free the People Method 52:55

2M ago52:55

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In this new interview with libertarian power couple Matt and Terry Kibbe, founders of Free the People, hosted by IEA's Communications Manager, Reem Ibrahim, they explore how storytelling and personal narratives can effectively communicate ideas of liberty and economic freedom. From Terry's experience in the defence industry to Matt's discovery of l…

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How a 1988 Paper Predicted Today's Housing Nightmare 16:15

2M ago16:15

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In this episode of IEA Briefing, we explore why a 37-year-old paper on UK housing remains shockingly relevant today. Dr. Kristian Niemietz joins us to discuss the republishing of "No Room! No Room!" - Professor Alan Evans' 1988 analysis of Britain's housing crisis. Despite being written when multiplex cinemas were new and the Berlin Wall still stoo…

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Why Campaign Groups HATE Real Solutions | IEA Briefing 30:40

2M ago30:40

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Dr Christopher Snowdon joins us to discuss the "Not Invented Here" syndrome in activist groups and policy campaigns. From weight loss drugs to e-cigarettes, nuclear power to GM foods, Snowdon explores how campaign groups often resist practical solutions that weren't developed by their own organisations - even when these solutions clearly work. Usin…

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Government Spending Out of Control? And the NHS & Schools Crisis Explained | IEA Podcast 43:35

2M ago43:35

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In this episode, we dive into the UK's current borrowing challenges and the government's fiscal rules. Tom Clougherty, Executive Director, explains why the situation presents a significant problem for the government as borrowing costs rise and economic growth remains sluggish. The discussion explores how this could force difficult choices between s…

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Legislature Week 1 and Kevin Richert of the Idaho Education News 47:31

2M ago47:31

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This week we take a brief look at what happened during the 2025 Idaho Legislature's first week, including lots of talk about voucher legislation, and have a conversation with Idaho Education News Senior Reporter Kevin Richert. A 40-year veteran of Idaho journalism, Richert discusses what educators can expect from this year's session, the state of j…

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The Real Reason UK Growth Collapsed After 2008 with Tyler Goodspeed | IEA Live 1:12:59

2M ago1:12:59

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Join us for the IEA Ralph Harris Centenary Lecture featuring Tyler Goodspeed, former Acting Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, who delivers his analysis of the UK's economic challenges. Goodspeed reveals that the UK is approximately 40% poorer per person than the US, with British workers producing less in a full year than American worker…

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The Best and Worst Economic Decisions of 2024 | IEA Podcast 57:48

2M ago57:48

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In this episode of the IEA Podcast, host Reem Ibrahim joins Tom Clougherty and Daniel Freeman to reflect on the economic and policy highlights and lowlights of 2024. The discussion kicks off with a critical analysis of the government's October budget and its impact on British businesses, followed by concerns about rising protectionism in America an…

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2025 Legislative Session Preview 34:14

3M ago34:14

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In this episode, we discuss what IEA members can expect from the 2025 session of the Idaho Legislature. Joining us are Lisa Callaway, and IEA member from Boise who serves on the union's government relations and political action committees, IEA President Layne McInelly and Chris Parri, IEA's political director. HOST: Mike Journee…

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Channel 4 Dispatches: Fraser Nelson Inside Britain's Benefits Scandal | IEA Interview 22:06

3M ago22:06

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Fraser Nelson, former Editor of The Spectator, joins IEA Communications Manager Reem Ibrahim to discuss his recent Channel 4 documentary "Britain's Benefits Scandal". Nelson explores the concerning rise in long-term sickness benefits claims across the UK, particularly among young adults aged 25-34, where numbers have increased by 65% in just five y…

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Jeremy Corbyn is Wrong About the British Empire's Wealth | IEA Briefing 14:11

3M ago14:11

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In this episode of the IEA Briefing, Editorial Director Dr. Kristian Niemietz discusses Jeremy Corbyn's recent speech in Jamaica about reparations and colonialism. Despite losing the general election five years ago, Corbyn remains influential with 2.6 million Twitter followers - more than the Prime Minister, Opposition Leader, and Chancellor combin…

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Labour's New Housing Plan, Government Efficiency & Why Growth Stopped in 2008 | IEA Podcast 45:25

3M ago45:25

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In this episode of the IEA Podcast, we analyse Angela Rayner's new housing proposals, which include redefining "grey belt" land and changing how housing targets are calculated. Director of Communications Callum Price, Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz, and Managing Editor Daniel Freeman discussed why these market-friendly reforms are coming from…

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Starmer's Vision, Police Crisis & Immigration Chaos | IEA Podcast 46:40

4M ago46:40

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In this week’s episode of the IEA Podcast, Callum Price (Director of Communications), Tom Clougherty (Executive Director) and Kristian Niemietz (Editorial Director) analyse Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's recent "Plan for Change" speech. The speech set out Labour's vision for growth and public services. Whilst the speech contained some positive a…

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We're Wasting BILLIONS on Net Zero | IEA Briefing 11:06

4M ago11:06

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Join IEA's Communications Manager Reem Ibrahim as she sits down with Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst and COO, to discuss Labour's ambitious 2030 net zero plans and the role of nuclear power in Britain's energy future. Following his recent Telegraph article, Mayer explains why the current target of transitioning from 40% renewable energy to 100% by 2030 …

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The Realignment of British Politics & Net-Zero | IEA Podcast 56:34

4M ago56:34

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The latest IEA Podcast tackles some of the most pressing issues in British politics today. Hosted by Executive Director Tom Clougherty, this episode dives into the zero-emission vehicle mandate and the broader push towards net zero, questioning the feasibility and costs of these ambitious goals. Joining Tom are Dr. Kristian Niemietz and Dr. Stephen…

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The University System is Broken: Here's How to Fix It | IEA Podcast 20:33

4M ago20:33

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Higher education is in crisis, and Peter Ainsworth, Author of the new IEA Publication 'Shares in Students', has a radical solution. In this podcast, he explains how universities are financially struggling, with graduates earning less and carrying massive debt. His proposal? Tie university funding directly to student employment outcomes. Ainsworth a…

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Welfare State Breakdown: Getting Britain Back to Work | IEA Podcast 12:43

4M ago12:43

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In this eye-opening episode of the IEA Podcast, Professor Len Shackleton dissects the UK government's latest "Get Britain Working" white paper. With the number of working-age people on benefits rising since COVID, the government is proposing initiatives like mental health consultant support, local trailblazer schemes, and youth work guarantees. Sha…

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What Would Mises Think of Elon Musk's DOGE Initiative? | IEA Podcast 11:30

4M ago11:30

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In this quick-hit episode, IEA's Editorial Director Kristian Niemietz discusses Ludwig von Mises' 1944 book "Bureaucracy" and its relevance to modern government reform efforts. The conversation explores why simply bringing private sector managers into government - like the recent initiative involving Elon Musk - might not be the solution Mises woul…

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Will Inheritance Tax Kill Family Farming? Free Speech & X vs Blue Sky | IEA Podcast 37:59

4M ago37:59

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Join host Callum Price, IEA's Director of Communications, along with Christopher Snowdon, Head of Lifestyle Economics, and Kristian Niemietz, Editorial Director, as they explore the recent farmers' protests in Westminster over inheritance tax changes. Our panel dives into the complex debate around taxing agricultural assets, food security, and the …

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NHS & Can Elon Musk Fix Government Spending? | IEA Podcast 40:04

4M ago40:04

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In this episode of the IEA podcast, we dive into Wes Streeting's proposed NHS reforms, exploring whether league tables and performance metrics can truly improve healthcare efficiency. Our guests Tom Clougherty and Kristian Niemietz discuss alternative healthcare systems from around the world, from the Netherlands' market-driven approach to Singapor…

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