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Trade patterns fail to show negative Brexit effects

6 November 2023

Trade patterns fail to show negative Brexit effects

6 November 2023

IEA research featured in The Daily Mail, The Sun, Lancashire Times, MSN, and Yahoo!

Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s claims, a new paper contradicting assumptions by examining … Continue reading “Trade patterns fail to show negative Brexit effects”

Brexit had no major impact on UK–EU trade

6 November 2023

Brexit had no major impact on UK–EU trade

6 November 2023

IEA research featured in The Daily Telegraph

Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s claims, a new paper contradicting assumptions by examining … Continue reading “Brexit had no major impact on UK–EU trade”

Censorship risks drift towards authoritarianism

3 November 2023
Society and Culture

Censorship risks drift towards authoritarianism

3 November 2023

Marc Glendening writes for Conservative Home

Marc Glendening, IEA Head of Cultural Affairs and author of Dictating words, has written for Conservative Home, critiquing how restrictions … Continue reading “Censorship risks drift towards authoritarianism”

Dividing lines drawn at ARC

2 November 2023
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Dividing lines drawn at ARC

2 November 2023

Matthew Lesh quoted in Politico

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has been quoted in Politico, responding to the Alliance for Responsible … Continue reading “Dividing lines drawn at ARC”

Nudge comes to shove

2 November 2023
Economic Theory

Nudge comes to shove

2 November 2023

Christopher Snowdon quoted in Money Week

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted in Money Week, responding to the fears surrounding nudging and … Continue reading “Nudge comes to shove”

Interest rates have to be cut

2 November 2023
Monetary Policy

Interest rates have to be cut

2 November 2023

SMPC mentioned in Mail+ and This is Money

The Shadow Monetary Policy Committee’s recommendation that the Bank of England should cut interest rates has been mentioned in Mail+. … Continue reading “Interest rates have to be cut”

Untouched interest rates would risk recession

2 November 2023
Monetary Policy

Untouched interest rates would risk recession

2 November 2023

Trevor Williams quoted in the Guardian, the BBC, and The i

Trevor Williams, joint chair of the IEA’s shadow monetary policy committee, has been quoted in the Guardian, urging the Bank … Continue reading “Untouched interest rates would risk recession”

ESG has over-promised and under-delivered

2 November 2023
Energy and Environment

ESG has over-promised and under-delivered

2 November 2023

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM, discussing current criticism of investments in … Continue reading “ESG has over-promised and under-delivered”

ULEZ imposes too many costs for too few benefits

1 November 2023
Energy and Environment

ULEZ imposes too many costs for too few benefits

1 November 2023

Andy Mayer writes in The Telegraph

IEA Energy Analyst Andy Mayer has written in The Daily Telegraph criticising London’s Ultra-Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) as a ‘virtue … Continue reading “ULEZ imposes too many costs for too few benefits”

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