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Fishy business

12 December 2022
Regulation

Fishy business

Keith Boyfield
12 December 2022
Control over our fisheries was one of the much-vaunted benefits promised from a successful Brexit. For the first time in … Continue reading “Fishy business”

The unintended consequence of broad-based economic sanctions

19 April 2022
Regulation

The unintended consequence of broad-based economic sanctions

Jessica Miller and Keith Boyfield
19 April 2022
In the last couple of months, the UK Parliament rushed through a raft of new legislation to bolster its sanction … Continue reading “The unintended consequence of broad-based economic sanctions”

Observations from Singapore

5 March 2019
Government and Institutions

Observations from Singapore

Keith Boyfield
5 March 2019
James Dyson, the British billionaire entrepreneur, has announced that his company will relocate its HQ to Singapore. Having just returned … Continue reading “Observations from Singapore”

The neglected oil of economic development

10 February 2014

The neglected oil of economic development

Keith Boyfield
10 February 2014
In 1960, Nigeria was the world’s biggest exporter of oil palm products, accounting for over 40 per cent of the … Continue reading “The neglected oil of economic development”

Commercial agriculture: cure or curse?

15 October 2013

Commercial agriculture: cure or curse?

Keith Boyfield
15 October 2013
If you visit Equatorial Africa one of the first things you notice is the profusion of oil palm trees growing … Continue reading “Commercial agriculture: cure or curse?”

Last tango in Basel: a Gaucho’s guide to avoiding the repayment of debt

11 August 2011

Last tango in Basel: a Gaucho’s guide to avoiding the repayment of debt

Keith Boyfield and Brian Sturgess
11 August 2011
Most voters would never have heard of the Basel-based Bank for International Settlements (BIS). However, the BIS performs a crucial … Continue reading “Last tango in Basel: a Gaucho’s guide to avoiding the repayment of debt”

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in balmy Baku

7 August 2010

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in balmy Baku

Keith Boyfield
7 August 2010
Azerbaijan lies in a pivotal strategic position, straddling the Caspian Sea and rich in oil and gas reserves. This is … Continue reading “The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in balmy Baku”

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