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Brexit wasn’t worth it

23 June 2024
Economic Theory

Brexit wasn’t worth it

Kristian Niemietz
23 June 2024
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”

The libertarian case for Brexit – restated

27 March 2024
Regulation

The libertarian case for Brexit – restated

Julian Jessop
27 March 2024
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”

The IEA and Brexit: recollections from the heart of the Tufton Street cabal (Part 1)

2 February 2024
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The IEA and Brexit: recollections from the heart of the Tufton Street cabal (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
2 February 2024
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)”

Why Brexit was a mistake, from a libertarian perspective

29 January 2024
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Why Brexit was a mistake, from a libertarian perspective

Emmanuel Comte
29 January 2024
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”

Britain after Brexit: a 10-point response to Peter Foster

13 November 2023
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Britain after Brexit: a 10-point response to Peter Foster

Catherine McBride
13 November 2023
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”

Will we, at last, begin to see some regulatory divergence from the EU?

25 January 2023
Regulation

Will we, at last, begin to see some regulatory divergence from the EU?

Matthew Lesh
25 January 2023
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?”

In defence of political apathy (Part 1)

22 November 2022

In defence of political apathy (Part 1)

Kristian Niemietz
22 November 2022
“Politics is the pastime of empty souls.” -Nicolás Gómez Dávila   Introduction: Political Britain Remember political apathy? Until about the … Continue reading “In defence of political apathy (Part 1)”

Fisheries are not worth sacrificing a post-Brexit deal over

3 December 2020
Government and Institutions

Fisheries are not worth sacrificing a post-Brexit deal over

Alexander Temerko
3 December 2020
With less than a month left until the transitional period ends and the UK’s separation from the EU becomes final, … Continue reading “Fisheries are not worth sacrificing a post-Brexit deal over”

The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

4 February 2020

The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

Shanker Singham
4 February 2020
Boris Johnson’s speech and the EU’s draft negotiating mandate issued on the same day illustrate both how close the parties … Continue reading “The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement”

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