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Options for a post-Brexit immigration policy

14 May 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Options for a post-Brexit immigration policy

David Atherton
14 May 2018
One of the fundamental macroeconomic components of a successful economy is labour mobility. A crucial facet for the UK as … Continue reading “Options for a post-Brexit immigration policy”

The mirage of a ‘clean Brexit’

29 June 2017
Government and Institutions

The mirage of a ‘clean Brexit’

Kristian Niemietz
29 June 2017
When I went to a gym for the first time, in 1998 or so, membership options were very straightforward: you … Continue reading “The mirage of a ‘clean Brexit’”

Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, Remain – why not do all of them?

20 April 2017
Government and Institutions

Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, Remain – why not do all of them?

Kristian Niemietz
20 April 2017
David Lammy, the MP for Tottenham, has recently argued that in order to avoid the negative impacts of a Hard … Continue reading “Hard Brexit, Soft Brexit, Remain – why not do all of them?”

Why economic forecasts get the impact of Brexit wrong

5 April 2017
Economic Theory

Why economic forecasts get the impact of Brexit wrong

Prof Philip Booth
5 April 2017
The economics profession has not exactly covered itself in glory in recent years. Few people forecasted the crash. Forecasts of … Continue reading “Why economic forecasts get the impact of Brexit wrong”

After Brexit, we should keep freedom of movement with the EEA, and extend it to other countries

23 November 2016
Government and Institutions

After Brexit, we should keep freedom of movement with the EEA, and extend it to other countries

Philippe Legrain
23 November 2016
Britain has a huge problem with immigration – or so many people think. The reality of immigration is generally positive, … Continue reading “After Brexit, we should keep freedom of movement with the EEA, and extend it to other countries”

Leaving the Single Market: The free-market case for ‘Hard Brexit’

17 October 2016
Regulation

Leaving the Single Market: The free-market case for ‘Hard Brexit’

Ryan Bourne
17 October 2016
It has all the hallmarks of a last stand. Having abandoned resistance to the referendum result itself, Remainers are rallying … Continue reading “Leaving the Single Market: The free-market case for ‘Hard Brexit’”

The case against ‘taking back control’ – why the UK should retain free movement of people

5 October 2016
Society and Culture

The case against ‘taking back control’ – why the UK should retain free movement of people

Kristian Niemietz
5 October 2016
I think it was Montesquieu who once said that ‘when it is not necessary to make a law, it is … Continue reading “The case against ‘taking back control’ – why the UK should retain free movement of people”

The EEA option for Brexit: a stepping stone in choppy waters

8 August 2016
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The EEA option for Brexit: a stepping stone in choppy waters

Ben Kelly
8 August 2016
While the Government slowly prepares itself for the daunting task ahead, a climate of uncertainty is fuelling a Remain movement … Continue reading “The EEA option for Brexit: a stepping stone in choppy waters”

Maximising the benefits of EU immigration

27 July 2016
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Maximising the benefits of EU immigration

Richard Wellings
27 July 2016
In welfare states, the economic benefits from immigration may be eroded by the additional costs of government handouts and public … Continue reading “Maximising the benefits of EU immigration”

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