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Free trade vs “self-sufficiency” in agriculture: a rejoinder to my critics

17 April 2024
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Free trade vs “self-sufficiency” in agriculture: a rejoinder to my critics

Matthew Lesh
17 April 2024
A few weeks ago, I wrote a column for the Daily Telegraph in response to the convoy of tractors descending … Continue reading “Free trade vs “self-sufficiency” in agriculture: a rejoinder to my critics”

Three cheers for free trade with Australia

19 May 2021
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Three cheers for free trade with Australia

Julian Jessop
19 May 2021
Opposition to tariff-free access to UK markets for Australian farmers is protectionism, pure and simple. Minette Batters, president of the … Continue reading “Three cheers for free trade with Australia”

Ignore the lobbyists – free trade with Australia would be a boon for consumers

18 May 2021
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Ignore the lobbyists – free trade with Australia would be a boon for consumers

Syed Kamall
18 May 2021
One of the challenges for free traders is that whenever trade barriers are lowered, while consumers gain from lower prices … Continue reading “Ignore the lobbyists – free trade with Australia would be a boon for consumers”

UK right to call for WTO reform, says IEA expert

31 March 2021
Trade, Development, and Immigration

UK right to call for WTO reform, says IEA expert

31 March 2021
Responding to the news that Britain it to use its G7 presidency to press for reform of the World Trade … Continue reading “UK right to call for WTO reform, says IEA expert”

Think Tent 2020: UK free trade after Brexit – the United States and beyond

5 October 2020

Think Tent 2020: UK free trade after Brexit – the United States and beyond

5 October 2020
In the months since Brexit, the British government has moved assertively to demonstrate its commitment to free trade. The UK … Continue reading “Think Tent 2020: UK free trade after Brexit – the United States and beyond”

How will Covid-19 affect global trade?

16 June 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

How will Covid-19 affect global trade?

Syed Kamall
16 June 2020
In April, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) published its latest trade forecast predicting global trade in goods would fall by … Continue reading “How will Covid-19 affect global trade?”

Richard Cobden: the unsung hero of free trade

2 April 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Richard Cobden: the unsung hero of free trade

Alexander C. R. Hammond
2 April 2020
Today marks the 155th anniversary of the death of one of the most important figures in the history of free … Continue reading “Richard Cobden: the unsung hero of free trade”

Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 1)

18 November 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 1)

Philip Booth
18 November 2019
There is no shortage of analysis, and certainly no shortage of polemic, on whether globalisation is a good thing. There … Continue reading “Is protectionism making a comeback? (Part 1)”

The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits

31 July 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits

Shanker Singham
31 July 2019
The gains in economic activity derived from free trade are well established. Adam Smith and David Ricardo, who respectively discussed … Continue reading “The importance of free trade – and how to derive its full benefits”

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