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WEBCapX is a website that covers various topics such as Brexit, coronavirus, culture, policy and world affairs. It features articles, podcasts and opinions from a conservative perspective and from contributors in the UK and abroad.
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WEBCapX is a website that publishes comment and analysis on politics, economics, technology and ideas, with a focus on markets, innovation, growth and competition. It is owned and produced by the Centre for Policy Studies, a think tank that advocates for free markets and individual freedom.
Capitalism still has the X factor - CapX
WEB4 days ago · Whatever some of its detractors say, capitalism isn’t late: it’s early. Here at CapX, we saw the power of ‘X’ long before Elon Musk made it impossible to ignore. X is weird and a bit ugly, but repays a deeper look. X stands for the excitement of the unknown. It hints at vast treasures waiting to be discovered, while promising an ...
Let's welcome the best and brightest - CapX
WEB2 days ago · The Office for Budget Responsibility found that low-wage migrants can cost the taxpayer £150,000 each by the time they reach the state pension age. By contrast, migrants earning 30% more than the average wage contribute a net revenue boost of £925,000 in the same period. The economic costs and benefits of immigration are not uniform.
Politics as we know it is about to change forever - CapX
WEB2 days ago · From space exploration to driverless cars, new tech will change our politics. Smart politicians will get ahead of technological advances. We are entering an age of exploration the likes of which we haven't seen since the 19th century. A range of technical advances sit on the cusp of widespread introduction or are already spreading fast.
Best of the Web Archives - CapX
WEBSep 12, 2024 · Stay informed with our free, fast daily briefing. Get the most interesting stories from CapX and the wider web delivered direct to your inbox.
CapX books of the year - CapX
WEBDec 11, 2020 · To mark the end of 2020 we asked CapX’s writers and editors which books – new or old, fiction or non-fiction – they enjoyed reading this year. Robert Colvile My most CapX-friendly recommendation is definitely Matt Ridley’s How Innovation Works, which I reviewed for the Times – a series of wonderful vignettes of technological advancement […]
CapX Books of 2021 - CapX
WEBDec 20, 2021 · John Ashmore. Much of my reading this year has been in aid of The CapX Podcast. Vivek Ramaswamy’s Woke, Inc was a fascinating dissection of the utterly shameless way that Wall St institutions have co-opted a social justice agenda to enhance their own power and avoid scrutiny, in an unholy marriage of convenience with left-wing pressure groups.. A couple of books on economics also stood out ...
CapX's books of 2023 - CapX
WEBDec 15, 2023 · Our contributors have rounded up some of their favourite works, and whether you’re into political theory or the history of video games, there’s something for everyone in CapX’s Books of 2023. Robert Colvile One of the downsides of being a single parent is that your reading tends to be restricted to the likes of Harry […]
Policy Archives - CapX
WEBECONOMICS PODCAST POLITICS POLICY. TECH BUSINESS WORLD IDEAS. The CapX Podcast: Boats and votes. Alys Denby - 12 Jan 2024.
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