Episodes: 357
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.2/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Listener location: United Kingdom
Publicly listed emails
capx@substack.com
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Marc Sidwell - Journalist and editor at CapX, covering economics, politics, and public policy.
Jonn Elledge - Urban Infrastructure, City Development, Technology, Market Pricing, And Regulation.
Dalibor Rohac - Economic Growth, Western Institutions, Regulation, Geopolitics, China, And National Security.
Richard Hanania - Populism, The American Right, The Tech Right, Political Elites, Donald Trump, Javier Milei, And Reform Uk.
Best of CapX: The Tories rediscover Adam Smith
October 13, 2026
‘She [Badenoch] promised to build a missile and drone defence system called Britannia Shield, telling the hall that if Russia fires a missile at Manchester, Andy Burnham’s £2 bus fares will not save anybody.’Are the Tories back on track? That’s what Kemi Badenoch was trying to prove in her speech on the final day of the Conservative conference last week. James Price says her approach was a welcome return to the principles of Adam Smith. Whether this will be enough to win round disaffected vot...
Andrew Griffith: we’re ready for the battle of ideas
October 08, 2026
At a Centre for Policy Studies fringe event at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, the CPS's new Director Liam Halligan put the questions to Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith.Griffith, a former FTSE 100 finance director, begins with why Britain’s growth rate never recovered after 2008. He points to a tax system that discourages risk, a state now spending 45p in every pound, an ageing population that governments tried to offset with high immigration and years of quantitative easin...
Best of CapX: How to make British infrastructure cheap again
October 07, 2026
‘The Bakerloo line extension, if it is ever built, will be the most expensive underground line built anywhere in the world outside of New York City.’Britain is pretty good at spending money on infrastructure. But Ben Hopkinson argues we don’t get much for our money. HS2, at up to £102.7 billion for 140 miles of track, is the most expensive high-speed railway in the world. Ben's new report for the Centre for Policy Studies lays out eight policy challenges – and how to fix them.Each week we bri...
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