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The “clean break” illusion: why a No Deal Brexit will not be the end of anything

10 April 2019
Economic Theory

The “clean break” illusion: why a No Deal Brexit will not be the end of anything

Kristian Niemietz
10 April 2019
According to a recent YouGov survey, one in four people think a No Deal Brexit would be a good outcome, … Continue reading “The “clean break” illusion: why a No Deal Brexit will not be the end of anything”

Some practical steps for leaving the Customs Union

27 April 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Some practical steps for leaving the Customs Union

Victoria Hewson
27 April 2018
As the Customs Union debate rumbles on unhelpfully, it is useful to reflect on why proponents of a continued customs … Continue reading “Some practical steps for leaving the Customs Union”

We can disagree on the merits of the Single Market – but there’s no case for staying in the Customs Union

24 April 2018
Trade, Development, and Immigration

We can disagree on the merits of the Single Market – but there’s no case for staying in the Customs Union

Ryan Bourne
24 April 2018
News over the weekend that Theresa May might be considering a customs union with the EU post-Brexit was baffling to … Continue reading “We can disagree on the merits of the Single Market – but there’s no case for staying in the Customs Union”

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”

No, free trade does NOT require a ‘level playing field’

12 December 2017
Economic Theory

No, free trade does NOT require a ‘level playing field’

Ryan Bourne
12 December 2017
Occasionally a politician says something that personifies their worldview. Last week, it was Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, who expressed … Continue reading “No, free trade does NOT require a ‘level playing field’”

Progress in the Brexit talks, but destination remains uncertain

8 December 2017
Government and Institutions

Progress in the Brexit talks, but destination remains uncertain

Julian Jessop
8 December 2017
Today’s joint report from the EU and UK negotiators confirms the progress made on the issues of citizens’ rights and … Continue reading “Progress in the Brexit talks, but destination remains uncertain”

Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle

29 November 2017
Economic Theory

Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle

Philip Booth
29 November 2017
Philip Booth: You are a strong supporter of Brexit. What for you is the clinching economic argument? Roger Bootle: I … Continue reading “Brexit staged right – an interview with Roger Bootle”

How about a ‘No Deal Plus’ Brexit?

25 October 2017
Government and Institutions

How about a ‘No Deal Plus’ Brexit?

Julian Jessop
25 October 2017
Discussions about the prospect of ‘no deal’ in the Brexit negotiations frequently generate more heat than light. Often this is … Continue reading “How about a ‘No Deal Plus’ Brexit?”

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”

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