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Fully Automated Luxury Capitalism? How Big Tech makes us richer, and why we underestimate it

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By Kristian Niemietz Verified, Jack Cryer
| IEA
The story of the British economy since 2008 has been one of near-stagnation. For a number of reasons, GDP growth in recent years has been nowhere near as strong as it could have been. But there are a couple things missing from these figures. Firstly, when comparing output across time it, is very hard to account for quality and durability increases. For example, a new VW Golf in 1982 cost about as much as the average worker’s yearly salary. The same is true today.
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The Snus Solution

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By Richard Crosby, Adam Wildsmith, Jack Cryer, Charles Amos
| 1828.org.uk
The Professional Footballers Association (PFA) has spent the summer grilling its biggest stars on their use of snus. This urgent investigation has followed the realisation several top-flight players – including Leicester striker Jamie Vardy and Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles – are busy stuffing the little packets of tobacco under their top lip before games and on the subs bench. Quick have been both the PFA and major clubs to demonise this product.
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Carbon Sequestration: a Net Cost to Our Net Zero Strategy — Adam Smith Institute

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By Jack Cryer
| Adam Smith Institute
Carbon sequestration has long been discussed as an essential tool in our quest for net zero. Given that we will likely rely on carbon capture methods to offset over half of the UK’s residual carbon footprint in 2050, it is important to examine the options available and the feasibility of their application over the coming decades. There are two categories of carbon capture techniques: natural and artificial. The main methods in the former category involve afforestation and reforestation.
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The government should get on with reforming the Gender Recognition Act

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By Ben Ramanauskas, Adam Wildsmith, Charles Amos, Jack Cryer
| 1828.org.uk
The government has a lot on its plate at the moment. Trying to get the Brexit deal through a defiant parliament and gearing up for a general election mean that some policies have been put on the back burner. Perhaps this explains the government’s decision to delay reforming the Gender Recognition Act (GRA).
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