Jethro Elsden, Author at CapX

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Reshaping spaces is not just an economic imperative, but a political one

Jethro Elsden - 21 Jul 2021

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I grew up on a farm – and that's why I back tariff-free trade

Jethro Elsden - 21 May 2021

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History repeating? What the post-war period tells us about Covid recovery

Jethro Elsden - 24 Feb 2021

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The Chancellor's minimum wage move is a curate's egg

Jethro Elsden - 26 Nov 2020

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Increasing the minimum wage would be a big mistake

Jethro Elsden - 16 Nov 2020

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Rail franchising might be over - but that should not spell the end of competition

Jethro Elsden - 22 Sep 2020

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Going for Growth: how business can power the Covid recovery

Jethro Elsden - 9 Sep 2020

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Asia

How should free-marketeers respond to the threat of China?

Jethro Elsden - 21 Aug 2020

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The UK's Covid testing is not good enough to stop a second wave

Jethro Elsden - 5 Aug 2020

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Young people will pay for coronavirus - government must make it worth their while

Jethro Elsden - 9 Apr 2020

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The private sector is key to vanquishing the virus - and winning the peace

Jethro Elsden - 25 Mar 2020

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Jane Austen, the accidental economist

Jethro Elsden - 19 Feb 2020

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It's time to scrap APD and bring in a carbon tax

Jethro Elsden - 17 Jan 2020

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What the inequality data don't tell you

Jethro Elsden - 7 Jan 2020

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Business

Labour's four day week fantasy

Jethro Elsden - 6 Nov 2019

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JRR Tolkien and the economics of Middle Earth

Jethro Elsden - 1 Nov 2019

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America

Let's make the special relationship great again

Jethro Elsden - 20 Jun 2019

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Best of 2019

Harry Potter and the economics of the wizarding world

Jethro Elsden - 2 Jan 2019

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Asia

After 40 years of liberalisation, China still has a long way to go

Jethro Elsden - 13 Dec 2018

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The Conservatives would be rewarded at the ballot box for making work pay

Jethro Elsden - 6 Nov 2018

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Is it time to scrap the Nobel Prize in economics?

Jethro Elsden - 9 Oct 2018

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Business

Secondary ticket markets are good for fans and good for performers

Jethro Elsden - 16 Aug 2018

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My time as a Deliveroo rider was liberating — not exploitative

Jethro Elsden - 30 Jul 2018

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Jethro Elsden

Reshaping spaces is not just an economic imperative, but a political one

I grew up on a farm – and that's why I back tariff-free trade

History repeating? What the post-war period tells us about Covid recovery

The Chancellor's minimum wage move is a curate's egg

Increasing the minimum wage would be a big mistake

Rail franchising might be over - but that should not spell the end of competition

Going for Growth: how business can power the Covid recovery

How should free-marketeers respond to the threat of China?

The UK's Covid testing is not good enough to stop a second wave

Young people will pay for coronavirus - government must make it worth their while

The private sector is key to vanquishing the virus - and winning the peace

Jane Austen, the accidental economist

It's time to scrap APD and bring in a carbon tax

What the inequality data don't tell you

Labour's four day week fantasy

JRR Tolkien and the economics of Middle Earth

Let's make the special relationship great again

Harry Potter and the economics of the wizarding world

After 40 years of liberalisation, China still has a long way to go

The Conservatives would be rewarded at the ballot box for making work pay

Is it time to scrap the Nobel Prize in economics?

Secondary ticket markets are good for fans and good for performers

My time as a Deliveroo rider was liberating — not exploitative