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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”

How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?

29 April 2021
Trade, Development, and Immigration

How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?

Syed Kamall
29 April 2021
Boris Johnson will be disappointed at having to postpone his visit to India, which was scheduled for this week. Not … Continue reading “How realistic are the prospects for a UK-India free trade agreement?”

Syed Kamall appointed to House of Lords

22 December 2020
Government and Institutions

Syed Kamall appointed to House of Lords

22 December 2020
The government has today announced that Professor Syed Kamall, Academic & Research Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, is … Continue reading “Syed Kamall appointed to House of Lords”

UK-US tariffs and the Airbus-Boeing dispute

11 August 2020
Trade, Development, and Immigration

UK-US tariffs and the Airbus-Boeing dispute

Professor Syed Kamall
11 August 2020
If you’ve heard of the long running trade dispute between Airbus and Boeing, you might be forgiven for thinking it … Continue reading “UK-US tariffs and the Airbus-Boeing dispute”

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?”

Some classical liberal thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic

20 March 2020
Economic Theory

Some classical liberal thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic

Syed Kamall
20 March 2020
Apart from concerns for our neighbours, friends, families and mankind, it goes without saying that the current pandemic and the … Continue reading “Some classical liberal thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic”

A classical liberal view of the Iran crisis? Some initial thoughts

15 January 2020
Government and Institutions

A classical liberal view of the Iran crisis? Some initial thoughts

Dr Edwin van de Haar and Prof Syed Kamall
15 January 2020
The analysis of international incidents such as the current US-Iranian standoff is often done by (academic) specialists, commentators, or more … Continue reading “A classical liberal view of the Iran crisis? Some initial thoughts”

Obituary: Roger Scruton (1944-2020)

14 January 2020
Society and Culture

Obituary: Roger Scruton (1944-2020)

Syed Kamall
14 January 2020
The BBC headline announced the sad news as “Roger Scruton: Conservative thinker dies at 75”.  Many who have heard him … Continue reading “Obituary: Roger Scruton (1944-2020)”

What can classical liberals expect from UK political parties in 2020?

7 January 2020
Society and Culture

What can classical liberals expect from UK political parties in 2020?

Syed Kamall
7 January 2020
2020 marks the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Institute of Economic Affairs, often referred to as the grandfather … Continue reading “What can classical liberals expect from UK political parties in 2020?”

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