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===Who are the Social Market Foundation=== |
===Who are the Social Market Foundation=== |
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They describe themselves as... ''"The Social Market Foundation (SMF) is a non-partisan think tank. We believe that fair markets, complemented by open public services, increase prosperity and help people to live well. We conduct research and run events looking at a wide range of economic and social policy areas, focusing on economic prosperity, public services and consumer markets. The SMF is resolutely independent, and the range of backgrounds and opinions among our staff, trustees and advisory board reflects this."'' |
They describe themselves as... [http://www.smf.co.uk/ ''"The Social Market Foundation] (SMF) is a non-partisan think tank. We believe that fair markets, complemented by open public services, increase prosperity and help people to live well. We conduct research and run events looking at a wide range of economic and social policy areas, focusing on economic prosperity, public services and consumer markets. The SMF is resolutely independent, and the range of backgrounds and opinions among our staff, trustees and advisory board reflects this."'' |
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And let's look at what their Director, James Kirkup, said: |
And let's look at what their Director, James Kirkup, said: |
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