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Britain should follow the example of North America and say, “Yes we cannabis!”

17 October 2018
Lifestyle Economics

Britain should follow the example of North America and say, “Yes we cannabis!”

Kate Andrews
17 October 2018
Canada has just taken the bold step of legalising recreational cannabis – making it the largest country in the world with … Continue reading “Britain should follow the example of North America and say, “Yes we cannabis!””

Review: ‘Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World’, by Adam Tooze

16 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Review: ‘Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World’, by Adam Tooze

Zachary Spiro
16 October 2018
2016 was the year traditional allegiances scrambled, on both sides of the Pond. The year Brexit and the election of … Continue reading “Review: ‘Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World’, by Adam Tooze”

A price war is the opposite of a trade war – and consumers will be the winners

24 September 2018
Markets and Morality

A price war is the opposite of a trade war – and consumers will be the winners

Kate Andrews
24 September 2018
David Lewis is ramping up a food fight of epic proportions. The chief executive of Tesco has launched a spin-off chain of … Continue reading “A price war is the opposite of a trade war – and consumers will be the winners”

The Significance of the Trump/Juncker Deal

5 August 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The Significance of the Trump/Juncker Deal

Shanker Singham
5 August 2018
Last week, Donald Trump and Jean-Claude Juncker jointly announced a deal to resolve the developing trade war cause by US … Continue reading “The Significance of the Trump/Juncker Deal”

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)

6 June 2018
Economic Theory

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)

RICHARD M. EBELING
6 June 2018
…continued from Part 2   China’s Drive for National and Global “Greatness” In the case of China, President Xi Jinping … Continue reading “Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 3)”

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 1)

4 June 2018
Economic Theory

Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 1)

Richard M. Ebeling
4 June 2018
Trade wars are dangerous and harmful policies for governments to pursue. They hurt consumers due to higher prices and fewer … Continue reading “Tariff walls and trade wars equal government planning (Part 1)”

Donald Trump’s war with Amazon will deepen the swamp

10 April 2018
Economic Theory

Donald Trump’s war with Amazon will deepen the swamp

Ryan Bourne
10 April 2018
What happens when a US President uses his bully pulpit to threaten individual companies? Forget Donald Trump’s escalation of a … Continue reading “Donald Trump’s war with Amazon will deepen the swamp”

US-EU trade wars: don’t respond to self-harm with self-harm

22 March 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

US-EU trade wars: don’t respond to self-harm with self-harm

Ryan Bourne
22 March 2018
It is not so much what Donald Trump did, but the way he justified doing it, that has got trade … Continue reading “US-EU trade wars: don’t respond to self-harm with self-harm”

Fiscal restraint is dead – on both sides of the Pond

30 May 2017
Tax and Fiscal Policy

Fiscal restraint is dead – on both sides of the Pond

Ryan Bourne
30 May 2017
The launches of the Conservative manifesto and Donald Trump’s first budget could not have been more different in tone. Theresa … Continue reading “Fiscal restraint is dead – on both sides of the Pond”

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