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The Consequences of a Permanent Customs Union

25 April 2019
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The Consequences of a Permanent Customs Union

Shanker Singham
25 April 2019

IEA releases briefing on the reality of customs union membership

Summary:  A customs union with the EU would come with significant costs to the UK’s economic, trade and foreign policies. … Continue reading “The Consequences of a Permanent Customs Union”

Pining for Norway – The EEA models: A briefing

19 March 2019
Research

Pining for Norway – The EEA models: A briefing

Victoria Hewson
19 March 2019

IEA publishes report on the EEA and EFTA models to leave the European Union

Summary:  There seem to be three broad variations to the EEA model: Not joining the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) … Continue reading “Pining for Norway – The EEA models: A briefing”

“Supermarkets will run out of food and people’s health will be at risk”

5 February 2019
Research

“Supermarkets will run out of food and people’s health will be at risk”

Victoria Hewson
5 February 2019

No-Deal Fear-Checker, No. 9

The UK imports 30% of its food from the EU, an amount that will be at its peak in March … Continue reading ““Supermarkets will run out of food and people’s health will be at risk””

“A no-deal Brexit could knock 10% off UK GDP”

6 December 2018
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“A no-deal Brexit could knock 10% off UK GDP”

Julian Jessop
6 December 2018

No-Deal Fear Checker, No 8

According to the latest Whitehall analysis, the UK economy could be between 6.3% and 10.7% smaller in a no-deal scenario, … Continue reading ““A no-deal Brexit could knock 10% off UK GDP””

“No Deal” Fear-checker: UK Ports

21 November 2018
Research

“No Deal” Fear-checker: UK Ports

Julian Jessop
21 November 2018

Chaos at UK ports would wreck supply chains

It is often claimed that a no-deal Brexit would cause chaos at UK ports, with long delays at critical bottlenecks … Continue reading ““No Deal” Fear-checker: UK Ports”

Dissecting the Backstop

16 November 2018
Research

Dissecting the Backstop

Victoria Hewson
16 November 2018

IEA's International Trade and Competition Unit releases briefing on the Backstop

Summary:  The provisions of the Protocol deliver what has become known as the ‘backstop’ for the Irish border. They come … Continue reading “Dissecting the Backstop”

Dissecting the ‘Deal’

15 November 2018
Research

Dissecting the ‘Deal’

Julian Jessop
15 November 2018

Julian Jessop analyses the proposed Withdrawal Agreement

Summary UK and EU officials have agreed the text of a draft Withdrawal Agreement and an outline of a ‘political … Continue reading “Dissecting the ‘Deal’”

Effects of Innovation in Agriculture

6 November 2018
Research

Effects of Innovation in Agriculture

Matt Ridley and David Hill
6 November 2018

UK must embrace innovation to make farming economically & environmentally viable, says new IEA report

Innovation in farming has led to higher crop yields which, in turn, have allowed more land to be spared from … Continue reading “Effects of Innovation in Agriculture”

The Ideal US – UK Free Trade Agreement

18 September 2018
Research

The Ideal US – UK Free Trade Agreement

Edited by Daniel Ikenson, Simon Lester & Daniel Hannan
18 September 2018

A Free Trader's Perspective

Summary: This paper is intended to serve several related purposes. First, it is to persuade policymakers and the public in … Continue reading “The Ideal US – UK Free Trade Agreement”

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