30 January 2018
IEA reacts to leaked Brexit analysis
22 January 2018
On 17th January, I appeared as an expert witness on Brexit and US-UK trade relations before the House of Commons Select … Continue reading “Consumers should always come first in trade deals”
12 January 2018
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has published yet another negative assessment of the long-term economic consequences of Brexit. The … Continue reading “Groundhog Day in Brexitland”
10 January 2018
Julian Jessop, the IEA’s Chief Economist and Head of the Brexit Unit, explains what unilateral free trade is, and how … Continue reading “The Case for Unilateral Free Trade”
3 January 2018
Despite Brexit, growth in the UK economy beat expectations in 2017 and is likely to do so again this year. … Continue reading “UK economy likely to defy gloomy forecasts in 2018, again”
28 December 2017
After months of talks, EU and UK negotiators have finally reached an agreement on Phase 1 of the Brexit talks, … Continue reading “Brexit Update: Divorce Bill, Irish border, and more”
15 December 2017
IEA Brexit Unit responds to the news that the Brexit talks are moving to phase two
12 December 2017
Occasionally a politician says something that personifies their worldview. Last week, it was Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who expressed … Continue reading “No, free trade does NOT require a ‘level playing field’”
8 December 2017
Today’s joint report from the EU and UK negotiators confirms the progress made on the issues of citizens’ rights and … Continue reading “Progress in the Brexit talks, but destination remains uncertain”