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Steel tariffs: “pork barrel politics” in action?

30 June 2022
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Steel tariffs: “pork barrel politics” in action?

30 June 2022
In his 2020 “Greenwich Speech”, Boris Johnson opined: “We are re-emerging after decades of hibernation as a campaigner for global … Continue reading “Steel tariffs: “pork barrel politics” in action?”

The importance of imports

9 July 2021
Research

The importance of imports

Julian Jessop
9 July 2021
Summary The UK government promotes international trade under the banner ‘Exporting is GREAT’. This is laudable, but the economic benefits … Continue reading “The importance of imports”

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”

Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

22 May 2020
Economic Theory

Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)

Mikko Arevuo
22 May 2020
The progress that free trade and globalisation have achieved are coming under severe threat from the Covid-19 pandemic. There are … Continue reading “Now is not the time to go soft on globalisation (Part 1)”

Boris Johnson goes to Preston

29 November 2019
Economic Theory

Boris Johnson goes to Preston

Len Shackleton
29 November 2019
Boris Johnson’s announcement that he is planning to rejig procurement rules to allow local authorities to support local businesses is … Continue reading “Boris Johnson goes to Preston”

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)”

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 problem with European champions

27 September 2019
Government and Institutions

The problem with European champions

Matteo Baccaglini
27 September 2019
Free-market liberals will have shuddered at the news that European Commission officials have drawn up far-reaching plans for a new … Continue reading “The problem with European champions”

IEA debate: After Brexit, is it time to get the government out of agriculture, and embrace free trade and free markets?

14 June 2019
Trade, Development, and Immigration

IEA debate: After Brexit, is it time to get the government out of agriculture, and embrace free trade and free markets?

Shanker Singham vs Nick von Westenholz
14 June 2019
YES – says Shanker Singham, Head of the International Trade and Competition Unit, Institute of Economic Affairs When the UK … Continue reading “IEA debate: After Brexit, is it time to get the government out of agriculture, and embrace free trade and free markets?”

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