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Shanker Singham and Radomir Tylecote
27 September 2019
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The opportunity before the UK as a result of Brexit is, this paper proposes, a great one: but if the UK squanders it, what has been described as the ‘new normal’ of limited economic growth could prevail, with an EU system that does not appear to be responding on a competitive level to the challenges ...
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Shanker Singham and Radomir Tylecote
27 September 2019
14 June 2019
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Opportunities and challenges for UK agriculture
This paper examines the current state of UK agriculture and makes recommendations as to what the long term goals of a UK agricultural policy could be, after the UK leaves the EU, in a way that maximises the potential benefits of a genuinely independent agricultural policy, while minimising the disruptions caused by leaving the EU. ...
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Shanker Singham
14 June 2019
5 February 2019
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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 due to the low availability of domestic fresh produce at that time. Much of it comes through the Calais to Dover ferry route or the Eurotunnel. As it stands, if we leave the EU without ...
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Victoria Hewson
5 February 2019
8 September 2018
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IEA sets out framework for independent UK Fisheries policy
IEA sets out framework for independent UK Fisheries policy The primary objective of a UK fisheries policy should be to balance the goals of ensuring a viable future for commercial fishing in UK waters, ensuring sustainability, and enabling UK consumers to have access to cheaper fish and fish products. This should be based on a ...
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Shanker Singham
8 September 2018
22 August 2018
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There are three main factors behind the fears in relation to medical provisions post-Brexit. Here we examine what the potential problems are and the available solutions. The flexibility available to the UK government and regulators means that they should be able to overcome the regulatory barriers and minimise logistical delays in the supply of medicines. ...
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Victoria Hewson
22 August 2018
Shanker Singham, Radomir Tylecote and Victoria Hewson
16 July 2018
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UK regulatory autonomy, recognition, and a productive economy
Summary: Withdrawal from the EU must mean regulatory autonomy for the United Kingdom – sovereignty over its regulations. This reflects the democratic mandate of the 2016 referendum and the 2017 manifesto commitments of the Conservative and Labour Parties, and will propel growth and competition in the economy. It is also necessary for the UK to ...
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Shanker Singham, Radomir Tylecote and Victoria Hewson
16 July 2018
11 June 2018
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UK must initiate negotiations with the EU as soon as possible
The timing and sequencing of trade negotiations is a subject that does not command much attention from commentators. Yet, many of the substantive discussions are in danger of becoming academic if this issue is not better understood. By contrast, the EU has shown a much stronger mastery of how the timing can be used to ...
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Shanker Singham
11 June 2018
25 April 2018
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What HMRC can do to prepare and optimise customs processes for all outcomes
Introduction: The debate surrounding the United Kingdom leaving the European Union has focussed on negotiations between the parties. But there are many important actions that the UK government can take in preparation for leaving the EU customs union and pursuing an independent trade policy. These include looking at reducing tariffs, reforming agriculture and fisheries policy ...
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Victoria Hewson
25 April 2018
