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How government subsidies to the media undermine editorial independence

13 August 2019
Society and Culture

How government subsidies to the media undermine editorial independence

Matteo Baccaglini
13 August 2019
Media pluralism in Europe is under threat. Far from exhibiting a rich diversity of opinions, content, ownership and structures, Europe’s … Continue reading “How government subsidies to the media undermine editorial independence”

The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation

27 March 2019
Regulation

The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation

Victoria Hewson
27 March 2019
Yesterday, the European Parliament voted in favour of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, in one of … Continue reading “The EU Copyright Directive is likely to stifle competition and innovation”

DEBATE: Should the EU have an army?

20 November 2018
Government and Institutions

DEBATE: Should the EU have an army?

Adam Bartha and Darren Grimes
20 November 2018
When Britain leaves the European Union, it will herald the departure of one of the bloc’s major defence spenders, and … Continue reading “DEBATE: Should the EU have an army?”

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

9 November 2018
Regulation

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

Matt Ridley
9 November 2018
My biggest beef with the European Union has always been the way it stifles consumer-friendly innovation in the interests of … Continue reading “Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda”

Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 2)

2 November 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 2)

Keith Boyfield
2 November 2018
Continued from Part 1 here.  One potential growth sector is hotels and leisure. With a growing middle class, and a … Continue reading “Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 2)”

Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 1)

1 November 2018
Regulation

Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 1)

Keith Boyfield
1 November 2018
Why has Nigeria failed to fulfil its huge potential for wealth creation and economic growth? In a recent presentation to … Continue reading “Turbo-charging the Nigerian economy (Part 1)”

Free movement after Brexit: a lost cause?

31 October 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Free movement after Brexit: a lost cause?

Kristian Niemietz
31 October 2018
If it were up to me, I would keep freedom of movement after Brexit. Not just for a transition period, … Continue reading “Free movement after Brexit: a lost cause?”

The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat

30 October 2018
Government and Institutions

The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat

Madeline Grant
30 October 2018
In a now-famous essay, “What is Seen and What Is Not Seen”, the great economist Frederic Bastiat warned against judging … Continue reading “The fraught Brexit debate badly needs a dose of Bastiat”

Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?

9 October 2018
Government and Institutions

Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?

Julian Jessop
9 October 2018
I’m still sceptical that the UK’s departure from the EU is a gender issue, despite what high-profile critics like Baroness … Continue reading “Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?”

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