Sam Dumitriu, Author at CapX

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End Britain's 'Black Friday' tax policy and make full expensing permanent

Sam Dumitriu - 14 Nov 2023

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There's little hope for Net Zero without a radical revamp of the National Grid

Sam Dumitriu - 7 Aug 2023

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How to make EVs work in Britain

Sam Dumitriu - 18 Jul 2023

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Wales' roads policy is all pain and no gain – for the economy or the environment

Sam Dumitriu - 5 Jul 2023

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There are big problems with Labour's land policy – but a better route is available

Sam Dumitriu - 31 May 2023

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If we want energy security, politicians must back the builders – not the blockers

Sam Dumitriu - 5 Apr 2023

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How a simple visa fix can open up Britain to some of the world's smartest graduates

Sam Dumitriu - 4 Jul 2022

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If we want 'social value' in procurement, let's start by levelling the playing field

Sam Dumitriu - 20 Jun 2022

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To incentivise investment, Sunak must make tax less taxing

Sam Dumitriu - 25 Mar 2022

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If the Government wants British tech to thrive, it must kill this bill

Sam Dumitriu - 18 Mar 2022

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The EU's link tax is bad enough, but the UK's version would be even worse

Sam Dumitriu - 2 Feb 2022

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Business

The Government should capitalise on the sharing economy, not tax it to death

Sam Dumitriu - 17 Dec 2021

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The big dangers of the CMA's Giphy ruling

Sam Dumitriu - 1 Dec 2021

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What we get wrong about going green

Sam Dumitriu - 28 Jul 2021

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Business

A revamped New Enterprise Allowance would do wonders for business creation

Sam Dumitriu - 25 Jun 2021

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Business

A simple way to help businesses – without adding to the long-term debt pile

Sam Dumitriu - 2 Mar 2021

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Business

The gig economy is too important to leave to the courts

Sam Dumitriu - 19 Feb 2021

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Is this the worst policy idea of the pandemic?

Sam Dumitriu - 13 Nov 2020

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Who should pay for the Living Wage?

Sam Dumitriu - 30 Oct 2020

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Uber have won - but their battles with TfL are far from over

Sam Dumitriu - 29 Sep 2020

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Business

Schools should start early on training the next generation of entrepreneurs

Sam Dumitriu - 10 Sep 2020

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Business

In the rubble of the pandemic lies a solution to the UK's productivity woes

Sam Dumitriu - 9 Jul 2020

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From start-up to scale-up: how government can unleash Britain's entrepreneurs

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Mar 2020

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The debt-free alternative to university

Sam Dumitriu - 13 Feb 2020

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Business

A cashless society is nothing to fear

Sam Dumitriu - 27 Jan 2020

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Business

Don't scrap the tax break that gives Britain its edge

Sam Dumitriu - 14 Jan 2020

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Business

Why we need a startup manifesto - and what should be in it

Sam Dumitriu - 27 Nov 2019

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Business

Money isn't everything for the new generation of entrepreneurs

Sam Dumitriu - 22 Aug 2019

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Business

The vital role of immigrants in start-up Britain

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Jul 2019

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Business

What's really driving our productivity slump?

Sam Dumitriu - 5 Jul 2019

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The problem with planners

Sam Dumitriu - 5 Apr 2019

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America

The trouble with breaking up the tech giants

Sam Dumitriu - 13 Mar 2019

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Taxation is no way to spur innovation

Sam Dumitriu - 13 Feb 2019

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Business

If UK PLC is to thrive, it badly needs better management

Sam Dumitriu - 23 Jan 2019

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Best of 2018

Best of 2018: There’s nothing progressive about attacking big business

Sam Dumitriu - 30 Dec 2018

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The government's immigration reforms are bad for business and bad for Britain

Sam Dumitriu - 20 Dec 2018

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How to fix 'golden visas'

Sam Dumitriu - 7 Dec 2018

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Regulation risks making Big Tech bigger

Sam Dumitriu - 27 Nov 2018

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Does Britain need a special tax on tech?

Sam Dumitriu - 30 Oct 2018

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Business

The trouble with Labour's employee share plan

Sam Dumitriu - 24 Sep 2018

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Business

The Economic Justice Commission's feel-good policies would make Britain poorer

Sam Dumitriu - 5 Sep 2018

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Capping Uber is the wrong way to cut congestion

Sam Dumitriu - 16 Aug 2018

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Brexit

The EU's Google fine will hinder – not help – European consumers

Sam Dumitriu - 19 Jul 2018

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Restricting mortgages is regressive nonsense

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Jul 2018

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Business

There's nothing progressive about attacking big business

Sam Dumitriu - 3 Jul 2018

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Scrap student debt, take equity instead

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Jun 2018

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Happy Tax Freedom Day. Let's hope it's earlier next year

Sam Dumitriu - 29 May 2018

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The East Coast Mainline makes the case for competition - not nationalisation

Sam Dumitriu - 18 May 2018

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'Fake news' is a moral panic

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Apr 2018

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Stop trying to tame the digital Wild West

Sam Dumitriu - 28 Mar 2018

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In defence of neoliberalism

Sam Dumitriu - 7 Mar 2018

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John Perry Barlow's dream of an open internet is alive and well

Sam Dumitriu - 11 Feb 2018

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The free-market case for basic income

Sam Dumitriu - 22 Jan 2018

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Sam Dumitriu

End Britain's 'Black Friday' tax policy and make full expensing permanent

There's little hope for Net Zero without a radical revamp of the National Grid

How to make EVs work in Britain

Wales' roads policy is all pain and no gain – for the economy or the environment

There are big problems with Labour's land policy – but a better route is available

If we want energy security, politicians must back the builders – not the blockers

How a simple visa fix can open up Britain to some of the world's smartest graduates

If we want 'social value' in procurement, let's start by levelling the playing field

To incentivise investment, Sunak must make tax less taxing

If the Government wants British tech to thrive, it must kill this bill

The EU's link tax is bad enough, but the UK's version would be even worse

The Government should capitalise on the sharing economy, not tax it to death

The big dangers of the CMA's Giphy ruling

What we get wrong about going green

A revamped New Enterprise Allowance would do wonders for business creation

A simple way to help businesses – without adding to the long-term debt pile

The gig economy is too important to leave to the courts

Is this the worst policy idea of the pandemic?

Who should pay for the Living Wage?

Uber have won - but their battles with TfL are far from over

Schools should start early on training the next generation of entrepreneurs

In the rubble of the pandemic lies a solution to the UK's productivity woes

From start-up to scale-up: how government can unleash Britain's entrepreneurs

The debt-free alternative to university

A cashless society is nothing to fear

Don't scrap the tax break that gives Britain its edge

Why we need a startup manifesto - and what should be in it

Money isn't everything for the new generation of entrepreneurs

The vital role of immigrants in start-up Britain

What's really driving our productivity slump?

The problem with planners

The trouble with breaking up the tech giants

Taxation is no way to spur innovation

If UK PLC is to thrive, it badly needs better management

Best of 2018: There’s nothing progressive about attacking big business

The government's immigration reforms are bad for business and bad for Britain

How to fix 'golden visas'

Regulation risks making Big Tech bigger

Does Britain need a special tax on tech?

The trouble with Labour's employee share plan

The Economic Justice Commission's feel-good policies would make Britain poorer

Capping Uber is the wrong way to cut congestion

The EU's Google fine will hinder – not help – European consumers

Restricting mortgages is regressive nonsense

There's nothing progressive about attacking big business

Scrap student debt, take equity instead

Happy Tax Freedom Day. Let's hope it's earlier next year

The East Coast Mainline makes the case for competition - not nationalisation

'Fake news' is a moral panic

Stop trying to tame the digital Wild West

In defence of neoliberalism

John Perry Barlow's dream of an open internet is alive and well

The free-market case for basic income