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There are reams of EU insurance regulation ripe for scrapping post-Brexit

15 June 2018
Regulation

There are reams of EU insurance regulation ripe for scrapping post-Brexit

Philip Booth
15 June 2018
Before the UK joined the European Union, we had a stable and vibrant financial sector which had always been one … Continue reading “There are reams of EU insurance regulation ripe for scrapping post-Brexit”

Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle

29 November 2017
Economic Theory

Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle

Philip Booth
29 November 2017
Philip Booth: You are a strong supporter of Brexit. What for you is the clinching economic argument? Roger Bootle: I … Continue reading “Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle”

Our own government, not the EU, is keen on labour market regulation

13 June 2016
Government and Institutions

Our own government, not the EU, is keen on labour market regulation

Len Shackleton
13 June 2016
This article forms the basis of a presentation by Prof Shackleton at a seminar at Royal Holloway University of London. … Continue reading “Our own government, not the EU, is keen on labour market regulation”

EU backers are the real protectionists

7 June 2016
Government and Institutions

EU backers are the real protectionists

Ryan Bourne
7 June 2016
Following Michael Gove’s appearance in the Sky “debate” last week, the Stronger In campaign was always going to find some … Continue reading “EU backers are the real protectionists”

The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out

24 May 2016
Government and Institutions

The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out

Ryan Bourne
24 May 2016

The anti-Brexit Project Fear reached its zenith yesterday. Having published a paper suggesting GDP per household would fall by £4,300 in … Continue reading “The Treasury’s new Brexit paper: rubbish in, rubbish out”

An unenthusiastic case for Brexit

12 May 2016

An unenthusiastic case for Brexit

Kristian Niemietz
12 May 2016
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”

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