For long-term growth, Britain should make its tax code more attractive to highly-skilled workers

Read on ConservativeHome here.

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12 October 2011

Sam Bowman writes in ConservativeHome on the need for lower taxes to attract and retain more highly skilled workers.

Cut 50p tax rate to stop brain drain and boost economy, warns think-tank

Read in full in City AM here.  

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12 October 2011

City AM covers our report on the need to cut income taxes to attract more highly skilled workers and boost economic growth.

Should we scrap the minimum wage?

Read the article in full here.

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10th October 2011

Sam Bowman argues that the minimum wage should be scrapped in a debate on MSN Money.

The Big Ideas: Adam Smith's 'invisible hand'

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6 October 2011

Dr Eamonn Butler talks on a podcast on the Guardian website on the legacy of Adam Smith's term 'the invisible hand'.

Listen to the podcast on the Guardian website here.  

The moral case against soaking the rich

Read the article in full in the Wall Street Journal Europe here.

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20 September 2011

Dr Eamonn Butler argues that high taxes are bad for individual liberty, personal responsibility and economic growth in the Wall Street Journal.