Sam Ashworth-Hayes, Author at CapX

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Cold exposure: a spell of snow reveals all Britain's flaws and rigidities

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 15 Dec 2022

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This festive strike nightmare reflects a profound problem with the British state

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 7 Dec 2022

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What is behind the New York Times' bizarre coverage of British crime?

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 28 Nov 2022

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Faced with anti-housing MPs, Rishi Sunak has a clear choice – party or country?

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 24 Nov 2022

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The Autumn Statement confirms this is no country for young men

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 17 Nov 2022

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Wise council – there is a better way to tax housing wealth

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 10 Nov 2022

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Britain faces a litany of economic woes – and monetary policy risks making it even worse

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 4 Nov 2022

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Why we don't need a general election

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 26 Oct 2022

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After a failed Big Bang, Hunt signals the return of the Sensibles

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 17 Oct 2022

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Of all the u-turns, a big hike in corporation tax rise is Truss' worst option

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 14 Oct 2022

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There is an 'anti-growth coalition' – but it's not who Liz Truss thinks it is

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 5 Oct 2022

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The 45p tax rate is economically irrelevant – but politically essential

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 3 Oct 2022

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Why does the IMF care more about equality than growth?

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 28 Sep 2022

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The pro-growth 'gamble' isn't as big as you think

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 26 Sep 2022

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Yes, freeports can boost economic growth – but only if they focus on the right things

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 22 Sep 2022

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How the next Prime Minister can get through winter

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 30 Aug 2022

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What would Britain look like if it was run by benign economists?

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 29 Jul 2022

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The idea Truss' tax cuts would stoke inflation is simply not credible

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 22 Jul 2022

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Downing St's answer to Sturgeon's latest referendum gambit should be short and simple

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 29 Jun 2022

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Pensioners are getting a 10% raise – but Britain's young people are triple-locked out

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 22 Jun 2022

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With the Online Safety Bill, Britain is going from Nanny State to Granny State

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 20 Apr 2022

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Conservatives trying to play the cancellation game are falling into a trap

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 16 Feb 2022

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Joe Rogan offers a lesson in breaking the wrong taboo

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 11 Feb 2022

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Sam Ashworth-Hayes

Cold exposure: a spell of snow reveals all Britain's flaws and rigidities

This festive strike nightmare reflects a profound problem with the British state

What is behind the New York Times' bizarre coverage of British crime?

Faced with anti-housing MPs, Rishi Sunak has a clear choice – party or country?

The Autumn Statement confirms this is no country for young men

Wise council – there is a better way to tax housing wealth

Britain faces a litany of economic woes – and monetary policy risks making it even worse

Why we don't need a general election

After a failed Big Bang, Hunt signals the return of the Sensibles

Of all the u-turns, a big hike in corporation tax rise is Truss' worst option

There is an 'anti-growth coalition' – but it's not who Liz Truss thinks it is

The 45p tax rate is economically irrelevant – but politically essential

Why does the IMF care more about equality than growth?

The pro-growth 'gamble' isn't as big as you think

Yes, freeports can boost economic growth – but only if they focus on the right things

How the next Prime Minister can get through winter

What would Britain look like if it was run by benign economists?

The idea Truss' tax cuts would stoke inflation is simply not credible

Downing St's answer to Sturgeon's latest referendum gambit should be short and simple

Pensioners are getting a 10% raise – but Britain's young people are triple-locked out

With the Online Safety Bill, Britain is going from Nanny State to Granny State

Conservatives trying to play the cancellation game are falling into a trap

Joe Rogan offers a lesson in breaking the wrong taboo