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The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

4 February 2020

The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

Shanker Singham
4 February 2020
Boris Johnson’s speech and the EU’s draft negotiating mandate issued on the same day illustrate both how close the parties … Continue reading “The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement”

What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws

8 January 2020

What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws

Andrew Lilico
8 January 2020
One of the larger benefits those of a liberal economics bent often ascribe to trade deals is that they provide … Continue reading “What trade deals do and do not mean for domestic laws”

The new Brexit deal: What’s changed, is it preferable?

18 October 2019
Government and Institutions

The new Brexit deal: What’s changed, is it preferable?

Victoria Hewson
18 October 2019
What’s happened? The EU Commission and UK have agreed a new Protocol for Ireland/Northern Ireland and a new Political Declaration … Continue reading “The new Brexit deal: What’s changed, is it preferable?”

The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation

27 March 2019
Regulation

The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation

Victoria Hewson
27 March 2019
Yesterday, the European Parliament voted in favour of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, in one of … Continue reading “The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation”

On regulation and centralisation, the UK’s record is no better than the EU’s

26 February 2019
Government and Institutions

On regulation and centralisation, the UK’s record is no better than the EU’s

Philip Booth
26 February 2019
Those who voted for Brexit in the 2016 referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU rightly complained about the centralised … Continue reading “On regulation and centralisation, the UK’s record is no better than the EU’s”

Bridge, safety net or trap?

13 February 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Bridge, safety net or trap?

Victoria Hewson
13 February 2019
Olly Robbins assertion, slightly embarrassingly overheard and reported by a journalist – that the government is planning to give MPs … Continue reading “Bridge, safety net or trap?”

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

9 November 2018
Regulation

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

Matt Ridley
9 November 2018
My biggest beef with the European Union has always been the way it stifles consumer-friendly innovation in the interests of … Continue reading “Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda”

The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat

30 October 2018
Government and Institutions

The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat

Madeline Grant
30 October 2018
In a now-famous essay, “What is Seen and What Is Not Seen”, the great economist Frederic Bastiat warned against judging … Continue reading “The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat”

Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?

9 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?

Julian Jessop
9 October 2018
I’m still sceptical that the UK’s departure from the EU is a gender issue, despite what high-profile critics like Baroness … Continue reading “Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?”

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