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Beyond Freeports

17 January 2025
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Beyond Freeports

Vera Kichanova
17 January 2025
Contents Summary The Freeports strategy announced by the previous government attempted to address today’s challenges with yesterday’s recipes, lacked the … Continue reading “Beyond Freeports”

Not Invented Here #5 – Food

9 December 2024
Lifestyle Economics

Not Invented Here #5 – Food

Zion Lights
9 December 2024
This is the fifth in a series of articles about how ideological interest groups react when their institutional preferences are … Continue reading “Not Invented Here #5 – Food”

Tackling Europe’s cost of living crisis

1 February 2023
Research

Tackling Europe’s cost of living crisis

1 February 2023
Summary While the loose European monetary policy and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are major drivers of inflation and the cost-of-living … Continue reading “Tackling Europe’s cost of living crisis”

UK needn’t wait for FTAs to “start reducing tariffs and open our market”

1 January 2021
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UK needn’t wait for FTAs to “start reducing tariffs and open our market”

1 January 2021

Victoria Hewson quoted in the Daily Express

Speaking to the Daily Express, IEA Head of Regulatory Affairs Victoria Hewson made the case for unilaterally opening our market … Continue reading “UK needn’t wait for FTAs to “start reducing tariffs and open our market””

An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

11 December 2020
Regulation

An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority

Philip Booth
11 December 2020
Dear John, Competition policy currently has an undue emphasis on private business and impediments to competition arising from the activities … Continue reading “An open letter to John Penrose MP on the Competition and Markets Authority”

How to create new jobs

8 October 2020
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How to create new jobs

Professor Len Shackleton
8 October 2020
Summary Following the Covid-19 lockdown, the UK labour market faces much higher unemployment and reductions in labour force participation as … Continue reading “How to create new jobs”

The post-Covid world does not need more regulation

17 June 2020
Regulation

The post-Covid world does not need more regulation

17 June 2020
Is carbon the new calorie when it comes to product labelling and transparency? Professor Philip Booth, Dean of Faculty (Education, … Continue reading “The post-Covid world does not need more regulation”

The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air

24 January 2019
Regulation

The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air

Madeline Grant
24 January 2019
James Dyson’s decision to relocate the headquarters of his company to Singapore has sparked a hyperbolic and predictable outcry. Dyson, … Continue reading “The Dyson outrage is a load of hot air”

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

9 November 2018
Regulation

Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda

Matt Ridley
9 November 2018
My biggest beef with the European Union has always been the way it stifles consumer-friendly innovation in the interests of … Continue reading “Yesterday’s Dyson ruling – a rare victory against the EU’s crony capitalist regulatory agenda”

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