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It is perfectly possible to liberalise our immigration system without antagonising the public

21 January 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

It is perfectly possible to liberalise our immigration system without antagonising the public

Kristian Niemietz
21 January 2019
Around the time the US Congress debated the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”), opinion surveys on the subject … Continue reading “It is perfectly possible to liberalise our immigration system without antagonising the public”

The Simpsons race outcry is much Apu about nothing

7 November 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The Simpsons race outcry is much Apu about nothing

Madeline Grant
7 November 2018
The Simpsons has been dogged by accusations of perpetuating stereotypes of Indian-Americans through their portrayal of Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, the owner … Continue reading “The Simpsons race outcry is much Apu about nothing”

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?”

Debate – what kind of immigration policy should Britain adopt after Brexit?

10 September 2018
Government and Institutions

Debate – what kind of immigration policy should Britain adopt after Brexit?

Adam Bartha and Catherine McBride
10 September 2018
Free movement of labour across the EU has become a controversial issue in recent years, and was a key factor … Continue reading “Debate – what kind of immigration policy should Britain adopt after Brexit?”

Post-Brexit Britain should have the freest possible trade in entertainment

31 July 2018
Labour Market

Post-Brexit Britain should have the freest possible trade in entertainment

Len Shackleton
31 July 2018
A couple of weeks ago, Paul Simon gave a concert in Hyde Park, the final time he will perform in … Continue reading “Post-Brexit Britain should have the freest possible trade in entertainment”

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”

Beware the siren voices calling for the ‘Norway option’

13 June 2017
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Beware the siren voices calling for the ‘Norway option’

JULIAN JESSOP
13 June 2017
The Tories’ poor showing in the general election has revitalised those who favour some form of ‘soft Brexit’. In particular, … Continue reading “Beware the siren voices calling for the ‘Norway option’”

Why do politicians think they can plan for migration better than anything else?

9 August 2016
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Why do politicians think they can plan for migration better than anything else?

Ryan Bourne
9 August 2016
A large number of MPs seem to believe that net inflows of 330,000 people per year into Britain are “too … Continue reading “Why do politicians think they can plan for migration better than anything else?”

Ending free movement of people in Europe will create a bureaucratic nightmare

8 July 2016
Government and Institutions

Ending free movement of people in Europe will create a bureaucratic nightmare

Jonathan Portes
8 July 2016
Before the referendum, it appeared that a Brexit vote would mean that the UK faced a clear choice on immigration … Continue reading “Ending free movement of people in Europe will create a bureaucratic nightmare”

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