Contents Summary Parallel imports are genuine products imported into the United Kingdom without the consent of the intellectual property (IP) … Continue reading “Parallel Universe”

  Britain can use its Brexit freedoms to scrap arbitrary restrictions on parallel imports and cut prices for consumers and … Continue reading “Abolish import restrictions to slash prices for British consumers and the NHS, says new IEA paper “

In the run-up to the 2016 EU Referendum, people at the IEA and in its wider orbit were having lively … Continue reading “Brexit wasn’t worth it”

Back in January the IEA published a blog post by Emmanuel Comte with the title “Why Brexit was a mistake, … Continue reading “The libertarian case for Brexit – restated”

Earlier this week, we published an article entitled “Why Brexit was a mistake, from a libertarian perspective” on the IEA … Continue reading “The IEA and Brexit: recollections from the heart of the Tufton Street cabal (Part 1)”

Many libertarians supported Brexit, believing it would reduce governmental layers and bring power closer to the British people. They saw … Continue reading “Why Brexit was a mistake, from a libertarian perspective”

On 6 November, the IEA published my paper “Has Brexit Really Harmed UK Trade? Countering the Office for Budget Responsibility’s … Continue reading “Britain after Brexit: a 10-point response to Peter Foster”

Over six years ago, the British people chose to leave the European Union. Even now, there is a small but … Continue reading “Will we, at last, begin to see some regulatory divergence from the EU?”

Contents Listen Subscribe to the IEA Publications podcast feed on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your chosen podcast provider. Summary Meat production has grown … Continue reading “Bangers and Cash: Cutting red tape to put Britain at the centre of the cultivated meat revolution”