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Articles by Ryan Bourne
Ryan Bourne is the Economic and Statistical Researcher at the Centre for Policy Studies. He tweets as @RyanCPS .
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21 March 2012, By Tim KnoxRyan Bourne
CPS Reaction to Budget - Pro-business rhetoric but little substance
This Budget had moves in the right direction, but it needed to be much bolder in its pro-business agenda
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14 March 2012, By Ryan Bourne
The Good Samaritan did not just have good intentions – he also had money
It’s time for the Chancellor to make the case for capitalism, and recognise that as Margaret Thatcher outlined, the Good Samaritan did not just have good intentions – he also had money
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25 January 2012, By Ryan Bourne
We need more than divine intervention to pay off our debts
That it is left to a former Archbishop to highlight the immorality of debt, when many Conservatives would rather talk about immorality of high pay, is a worrying sign indeed
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22 December 2011, By Ryan Bourne
The Conservatives still have to fight, and win, the ideological battle for future prosperity
To have the courage of your convictions strengthens rather than hinders you. It’s time to shake off the obsession with the centre ground and offer the public a positive vision for the future
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30 November 2011, By Ryan Bourne
The Autumn Statement leaves us walking a debt tightrope
Osborne’s growth plan simply wasn’t bold enough. More effort should have been diverted to ensuring the conditions for broad job creation
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16 November 2011, By Ryan Bourne
Let's end talk of a 'lost generation' and make it easier for the private sector to create jobs
Today’s figures show the risk of not prioritising job creation in the private sector. Time is of the essence
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04 October 2011, By Ryan Bourne
Has the penny dropped for George Osborne?
George Osborne rose to the challenge again yesterday, outlining the list of Government achievements in delivering a credible plan for deficit reduction and in beginning to halt the slide in UK competitiveness.
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23 September 2011, By Ryan Bourne
Without exposing the Guilty Men in the Eurozone debate, we won’t learn for the future
Far from being xenophobic and mad, as they were derided at the time, many Conservatives including Hague, Iain Duncan Smith, and John Redwood, showed ‘remarkable prescience and moral courage in fighting for our monetary sovereignty.’
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