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The hitherto low-profile actor Laurence Fox hit the headlines last week after he appeared on BBC’s Question Time and spoke out against identity politics and [...]

Most understand the principles behind the law of supply and demand. Higher demand leads to higher a price, incentivising higher production; higher supply [...]

When Victims of Communism’s annual poll of America’s attitude to socialism and capitalism was released in October, it was, once again, a disturbing read. [...]

When Labour lost the 2019 General Election it upset a lot of conventional wisdom. What was supposed to be Labour’s loyal base deserted them and handed the [...]

Congratulations to the British Conservative Party. A fourth straight election victory after a campaign where, apart from their clear message on Brexit, once [...]

Labour has put nationalisation at the heart of their election campaign with rail, mail, utilities and broadband all on the list for expropriation. [...]

Politicians and activists of the left have long held that poverty is rising, or, at the very least, not declining in line with the overall gain in wealth [...]

As if addicted to fiscal trouble and economic pain, Argentina has voted to hand the reigns of power once more to the left, which did so much damage to the [...]

Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party has a radical vision for the UK economy. Tax rises for the rich, increases to the minimum wage and state benefits, large scale [...]

In 2018, the Yale economist William Nordhaus was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for his work on integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic [...]