The 8 June General Election is being viewed through the prism of Brexit. In one fell swoop, it is said … Continue reading “Delivering Brexit isn’t enough: Where’s the pro-growth vision for Britain?”

My track record on Brexit-related predictions has so far been abysmal. I got it wrong at every turn. For a … Continue reading “Brexit: Why time won’t tell”

Regulation is a feature of a modern economy and it can serve a positive purpose.  However, when it comes to … Continue reading “Regulation and the Cost of Food”

So Brexit means more expensive breakfast! Or so Nick Clegg believes. Hanging onto the coattails of last week’s Unilever-Tesco row … Continue reading “Brexit could slash food prices – but only if we make it a free-market Brexit”

If the so-called ‘EFTA/EEA option’ – leaving the EU, but staying in the single market, or in close vicinity to … Continue reading “Saving Brexit from the Brexiteers: why free-market liberals should support the EFTA/EEA option”

Predictably, those who demand more government spending both when the economy is doing well and badly are calling for increases … Continue reading “Six policies Prime Minister May should embrace to revitalise growth”

I won’t crack open the champagne if the Brexit side wins the EU referendum on 23 June. On its own, … Continue reading “An unenthusiastic case for Brexit”