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In defence of trade deficits

11 April 2025
Trade, Development, and Immigration

In defence of trade deficits

Dr Andrew Lilico
11 April 2025
This article was first published on the Institute of Economic Affairs Substack. Politicians and general non-economist commentators often talk as if … Continue reading “In defence of trade deficits”

Review: National Populism, by Roger Eatwell and Matthew Goodwin

5 December 2018
Government and Institutions

Review: National Populism, by Roger Eatwell and Matthew Goodwin

Zachary Spiro
5 December 2018
By far the least interesting aspect of the Brexit campaign is that it won. What should be much more mystifying … Continue reading “Review: National Populism, by Roger Eatwell and Matthew Goodwin”

The US president should have fewer powers

1 September 2017
Government and Institutions

The US president should have fewer powers

Jeffrey A. Tucker
1 September 2017
It’s always an occasion of note when Paul Krugman says a true thing. And it has happened. “Given the powers … Continue reading “The US president should have fewer powers”

Can the free market solve the ‘fake news’ problem?

18 August 2017
Society and Culture

Can the free market solve the ‘fake news’ problem?

Julian Jessop
18 August 2017
Those dismayed by the Brexit vote in the UK, or the election of Donald Trump in the US, often blame … Continue reading “Can the free market solve the ‘fake news’ problem?”

Left-wing economics is no match for Alt-Right resentment

27 March 2017
Markets and Morality

Left-wing economics is no match for Alt-Right resentment

Jeffrey A. Tucker
27 March 2017
The Democratic leadership and its leftwing intellectual base are feeling implausibly smug these days. They figure it this way: the … Continue reading “Left-wing economics is no match for Alt-Right resentment”

On populism and ‘People Power’

21 March 2017
Society and Culture

On populism and ‘People Power’

Kristian Niemietz
21 March 2017
These aren’t great times for the left. ‘Right-wing populism’ is said to be on the rise everywhere. First Brexit. Then … Continue reading “On populism and ‘People Power’”

Trumponomics: ‘How bad can he be’? The answer is VERY

25 January 2017
Economic Theory

Trumponomics: ‘How bad can he be’? The answer is VERY

Ryan Bourne
25 January 2017
Donald Trump tore up the broad consensus on international free trade with a miserable, protectionist inaugural speech on Friday. So … Continue reading “Trumponomics: ‘How bad can he be’? The answer is VERY”

The left will continue to lose until they start to empathise with their enemies

30 November 2016
Society and Culture

The left will continue to lose until they start to empathise with their enemies

30 November 2016
In the midst of much chaos, the victory of Francois Fillon in the French centre-right primary has restored some normality … Continue reading “The left will continue to lose until they start to empathise with their enemies”

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