Category - Economy & trade
Fishing: The Great Betrayal
Busting the food price myth in a no-deal Brexit
Submission to NI Affairs Committee Inquiry Brexit and the NI Protocol
The government’s new coronavirus restrictions risk catastrophic economic damage
The EU’s power grab in the Channel Tunnel must be stopped
Barnier’s fishy story on UK sovereignty
Distorted Irish economy means high payments to the EU
The Treasury’s tax rise plans make no sense
The economics of COVID-19
No Reuters, trade will not “collapse overnight” without an EU UK agreement
Treasury austerity plans must be ditched: We need tax reform not tax rises
Why do so many economists get Brexit wrong?
Rebooting the World Economy
The True Cost of Customs: The UK should not be afraid of its own shadow
Farm protection or meat poverty – your choice?
Where’s the Beef?
Brexiteers be alert again – Whitehall still trying to scupper a real Brexit
Does soaring debt matter for post-Brexit Britain?
A Better Alternative to the EU State Aid Regime
EU Farmers Worry US Trade Deal Will Stop Them Bringing Home the Bacon
Why ‘no deal’ is a good deal for the UK fishing industry
How level are our farming fields? Trade Deals versus Farming Standards
A New Border in the Irish Sea
Could VAT on the City’s derivatives markets blow the Withdrawal Treaty sky high?
The end of global trade? Not likely
Calls for a transition extension: a Remainer plot or just political kite flying?
A Post-Brexit Economy Needs A Lower Sterling Exchange Rate
Will the Virus Blow Brexit Off-Course?
How To deal With the North-South Divide
Paris versus London: the clash of the financial centres
‘WTO terms’: understanding the ongoing Brexit default
On the terms being offered, EU deal is not worth it.
Britain Must Not Play the EU’s Aggregation Game
Equivalence for Fish? Err, that’s not a deal
Prospects for an acceptable trade deal worse than most people think
An Off the Shelf Free Trade Agreement
The European Court of Justice could cost UK Pension Funds over £160 billion
Scotland and The EU
Rating agencies betray their anti-Brexit prejudices
Lib Dems remain bonus is economically Illiterate
What would Boris’ deal mean for the economy?
Debunking the myths of Brexit ‘disaster capitalism’
A Brexit Britain Can Help Avert a Global Trade War
Why is there still no Single Market in financial services?
The Case For Fiscal Expansion Post-Brexit
Retail banking in Australasia: A post-Brexit opportunity for UK regulated services?
Philip Hammond and the OBR yet again push a discredited ‘Project Fear’
MP’s Fears About the Economic Impact of ‘No Deal’ Make No Sense
Free Trade with the EU
Driving off a Cliff Edge? Is Brexit really the cause of the problems with the UK car industry?
A new prime minister must end the Treasury’s anti-Brexit propaganda campaign
Few City Blues on Brexit
The IMF’s latest no-deal warnings are sloppy and overblown
Why a Customs Union Remains a Terrible Idea
Former Bank of England Governor backs No Deal
May’s deal is not Brexit, and neither is ‘Common market 2.0’ – they both mean economic serfdom
A WTO-based Brexit could yield the UK £80 billion per year
The UK is ready for a WTO Brexit
The EU Threat to UK Prosperity Post-Brexit
The EU is a Major Drag on the UK economy
How Awful Are The Backstop Trade Proposals?
Singapore wouldn’t accept EU vassalage, and neither should we
May’s customs union con-tricks
Repeated claims that Sterling is losing value are fake news
The Withdrawal Agreement’s threat to the City
The Withdrawal Agreement – A Warning to British Farmers
The City of London is strong enough to go it alone post-Brexit
Who’s Afraid of Martin Wolf?
No Deal Is No Nightmare: Facts About EU Trade After Brexit
Brexit: trading without deals
Fourteen Reasons Why a UK-EU Customs Union Remains a Terrible Idea
Chequers White Paper. What has gone wrong and why? By David Blake
May doubles down on deception
Is Brexit damaging the UK Economy? By Graham Gudgin
Brexit and Productivity: A house built on sand
A Narrow Focus on EU Trade restricts Global Opportunities
The Treasury is Wrong: UK Trade will Shift to Non-EU Countries after Brexit
The Chequers proposal would prevent the UK regaining an independent trade policy
