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Stop trying to make trade agreements “woke”

24 February 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Stop trying to make trade agreements “woke”

Maria Chaplia
24 February 2020
Trade has lifted billions of people out of poverty by fostering international cooperation, expanding consumer choice, and above all, by … Continue reading “Stop trying to make trade agreements “woke””

The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

4 February 2020

The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement

Shanker Singham
4 February 2020
Boris Johnson’s speech and the EU’s draft negotiating mandate issued on the same day illustrate both how close the parties … Continue reading “The Greenwich reset: a future UK-EU free trade agreement”

Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 2)

19 November 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 2)

Philip Booth
19 November 2019
…continued from Part 1   Regulatory barriers to trade The increase in regulatory barriers to trade started following the financial … Continue reading “Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 2)”

Leaving the Customs Union must be a red line for Britain

9 February 2018
Government and Institutions

Leaving the Customs Union must be a red line for Britain

Ryan Bourne
9 February 2018
A power vacuum breeds uncertainty. With the Prime Minister lacking authority, it should not surprise us to see reports last … Continue reading “Leaving the Customs Union must be a red line for Britain”

Groundhog Day in Brexitland

12 January 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Groundhog Day in Brexitland

Julian Jessop
12 January 2018
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has published yet another negative assessment of the long-term economic consequences of Brexit. The … Continue reading “Groundhog Day in Brexitland”

Who’s afraid of free trade?

21 August 2017
Economic Theory

Who’s afraid of free trade?

Julian Jessop
21 August 2017
Two reports published in the last few days have advocated the benefits of free trade. You might have expected them … Continue reading “Who’s afraid of free trade?”

US edging towards the front of the queue for a trade deal with the UK

20 July 2017
Trade, Development, and Immigration

US edging towards the front of the queue for a trade deal with the UK

Julian Jessop and Madeline Grant
20 July 2017
The launch of a US/UK Working Group to discuss the future economic relationships between the two countries marks another important … Continue reading “US edging towards the front of the queue for a trade deal with the UK”

Britain can lead the world in free trade – by keeping trade deals simple

6 February 2017
Regulation

Britain can lead the world in free trade – by keeping trade deals simple

Philip Booth
6 February 2017
In some ways, the Brexit referendum settled a long-running question. However, it has also raised more profound issues that this … Continue reading “Britain can lead the world in free trade – by keeping trade deals simple”

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”

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