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No, young people were not ‘robbed’ of our future

29 June 2016
Society and Culture

No, young people were not ‘robbed’ of our future

Sophie Sandor
29 June 2016
Scotland’s First Minister is now trying to take Scotland out of the UK because more Scottish people voted to remain … Continue reading “No, young people were not ‘robbed’ of our future”

The referendum’s over. Now let’s concentrate on free-market reform

25 June 2016
Government and Institutions

The referendum’s over. Now let’s concentrate on free-market reform

Philip Booth
25 June 2016
When you read this column, the result of the referendum on Britain’s EU membership will be known. Whatever the outcome, … Continue reading “The referendum’s over. Now let’s concentrate on free-market reform”

Brexit: For free-market liberals, the hard work only begins now

24 June 2016
Government and Institutions

Brexit: For free-market liberals, the hard work only begins now

Kristian Niemietz
24 June 2016
Suppose there are two countries, 1 and 2, and two (mutually exclusive) policies, X and Y. In Country 1, the majority … Continue reading “Brexit: For free-market liberals, the hard work only begins now”

EU referendum: the Catholic case for sitting on the fence

23 June 2016
Government and Institutions

EU referendum: the Catholic case for sitting on the fence

Philip Booth
23 June 2016
There is a strong Catholic attachment to the European Union. This is especially so in countries where the faith seems … Continue reading “EU referendum: the Catholic case for sitting on the fence”

The economic reality of Brexit

20 June 2016
Government and Institutions

The economic reality of Brexit

Frank Hollenbeck
20 June 2016
The United Kingdom will shortly vote either leave or remain in the European Union. This is the most important European … Continue reading “The economic reality of Brexit”

EU backers are the real protectionists

7 June 2016
Government and Institutions

EU backers are the real protectionists

Ryan Bourne
7 June 2016
Following Michael Gove’s appearance in the Sky “debate” last week, the Stronger In campaign was always going to find some … Continue reading “EU backers are the real protectionists”

The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out

24 May 2016
Government and Institutions

The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out

Ryan Bourne
24 May 2016

The anti-Brexit Project Fear reached its zenith yesterday. Having published a paper suggesting GDP per household would fall by £4,300 in … Continue reading “The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out”

Christine Lagarde is wrong: Here are four economic positives from Brexit

19 May 2016
Government and Institutions

Christine Lagarde is wrong: Here are four economic positives from Brexit

Ryan Bourne
19 May 2016

IMF chief Christine Lagarde said last week she has “not seen anything positive” about Brexit in terms of economics. Even for the … Continue reading “Christine Lagarde is wrong: Here are four economic positives from Brexit”

Lessons from Political Economy for the EU referendum

17 May 2016
Government and Institutions

Lessons from Political Economy for the EU referendum

Ann Robinson
17 May 2016
The debate about the UK’s membership of the EU is dominated by economic arguments – would we be better off … Continue reading “Lessons from Political Economy for the EU referendum”

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