IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in an iNews article discussing if Brexit had any real impacts on … Continue reading “Brexit not the key cause of pervasive inflation”

IEA research has been quoted in Conservative Home in their piece exploring how Britain’s regulatory regime can achieve greater efficiency … Continue reading “EU CE mark recognition a boost for consumers”

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written for City AM on why Brexit does not necessarily … Continue reading “Brexit does not mean isolation from the EU”

IEA International Trade and Competition Fellow Shanker Singham has been quoted by The Daily Brit in their piece covering the … Continue reading “Extension of EU CE mark will only benefit British consumers”

IEA International Trade and Competition Fellow Shanker Singham has been quoted in a Telegraph piece covering the indefinite extension of … Continue reading “Rishi Sunak opens door for firms to choose EU CE standard”

IEA International Trade and Competition Fellow Shanker Singham has been quoted in The Daily Mail in their piece covering the … Continue reading “EU standards recognition a win for consumers”

Commenting on the UK government’s decision to continue recognising CE-marked products, Shanker Singham, International Trade and Competition Fellow at free … Continue reading “CE-mark recognition a win for British consumers and economy”

IEA Director of Public Policy and Communications Matthew Lesh has written in CapX, discussing the history and economics of Bangladesh’s … Continue reading “Anti-globalisation campaigns have real trade-offs”

Factories in developing countries are often framed as the ultimate capitalist evil. It’s not hard to see why. So-called sweatshops … Continue reading “Bangladesh’s garment workers and the problem of unintended consequences”