James Heywood, Author at CapX

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The demographic time bomb is ticking – we can't keep doling out money to pensioners who don't need it

James Heywood - 23 Jun 2022

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For all the hype about tax cuts, Sunak's focus on investment could turn out to be much more important

James Heywood - 24 Mar 2022

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Rishi Sunak can't wave a magic wand – but he can take the edge off inflation for the poorest

James Heywood - 16 Mar 2022

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With bills soaring, the Government is left with only limited choices – and imperfect options

James Heywood - 3 Feb 2022

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Tougher sanctions won't tackle the big issue in Britain's labour market

James Heywood - 28 Jan 2022

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Rishi's rabbit was making Universal Credit do what it was always supposed to – make work pay

James Heywood - 28 Oct 2021

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Business

Britain is slipping down the tax league table – and that's a real cause for concern

James Heywood - 22 Oct 2021

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Keeping the £20 Universal Credit uplift is neither cost-effective nor compassionate

James Heywood - 20 Aug 2021

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Now UC it, now you don't – Rishi kicks the welfare can down the road

James Heywood - 4 Mar 2021

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The Universal Credit row is a chance to reset the welfare agenda

James Heywood - 26 Jan 2021

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The Treasury has made mistakes, but we should cut Sunak some slack

James Heywood - 12 Jan 2021

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The Wealth Tax Commission have ended up torpedoing the case for a wealth tax

James Heywood - 10 Dec 2020

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Brace yourselves - if anything, the OBR is being optimistic about the UK economy

James Heywood - 15 Jul 2020

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The Plan for Jobs is a good start, but much more may be needed in the Budget

James Heywood - 9 Jul 2020

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Business

We must be realistic about the hit to Britain's economy - and how to recover after

James Heywood - 17 Apr 2020

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Corbyn is wrong – the crisis shows just how vital it was to balance the books

James Heywood - 8 Apr 2020

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Why cutting taxes needn't be taxing

James Heywood - 2 Mar 2020

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Business

The simple tax reform that would help small business thrive

James Heywood - 16 May 2019

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Why we cannot afford to ignore the care crisis

James Heywood - 29 Apr 2019

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Ignore the Spending Review at your peril – the stakes have never been higher

James Heywood - 15 Mar 2019

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There's more to in-work poverty than the alarming headlines suggest

James Heywood - 5 Dec 2018

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How to make home ownership more than just a dream for millions

James Heywood - 15 Oct 2018

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There's no room for complacency on Britain's public finances

James Heywood - 11 Oct 2018

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Have public sector workers really had such a raw deal?

James Heywood - 26 Jul 2018

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Brexit

Philip Hammond: The lonely fiscal conservative

James Heywood - 18 Jun 2018

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The sorry state of the NHS debate

James Heywood - 14 Jun 2018

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James Heywood

The demographic time bomb is ticking – we can't keep doling out money to pensioners who don't need it

For all the hype about tax cuts, Sunak's focus on investment could turn out to be much more important

Rishi Sunak can't wave a magic wand – but he can take the edge off inflation for the poorest

With bills soaring, the Government is left with only limited choices – and imperfect options

Tougher sanctions won't tackle the big issue in Britain's labour market

Rishi's rabbit was making Universal Credit do what it was always supposed to – make work pay

Britain is slipping down the tax league table – and that's a real cause for concern

Keeping the £20 Universal Credit uplift is neither cost-effective nor compassionate

Now UC it, now you don't – Rishi kicks the welfare can down the road

The Universal Credit row is a chance to reset the welfare agenda

The Treasury has made mistakes, but we should cut Sunak some slack

The Wealth Tax Commission have ended up torpedoing the case for a wealth tax

Brace yourselves - if anything, the OBR is being optimistic about the UK economy

The Plan for Jobs is a good start, but much more may be needed in the Budget

We must be realistic about the hit to Britain's economy - and how to recover after

Corbyn is wrong – the crisis shows just how vital it was to balance the books

Why cutting taxes needn't be taxing

The simple tax reform that would help small business thrive

Why we cannot afford to ignore the care crisis

Ignore the Spending Review at your peril – the stakes have never been higher

There's more to in-work poverty than the alarming headlines suggest

How to make home ownership more than just a dream for millions

There's no room for complacency on Britain's public finances

Have public sector workers really had such a raw deal?

Philip Hammond: The lonely fiscal conservative

The sorry state of the NHS debate