Briefings • Economy & trade • Featured Why the Centre for European Reform is wrong about Brexit 25/06/2022by Graham Gudgin
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog No Mr. Ellwood, the single market is not the answer 11/06/2022by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Food security does not require self sufficiency 31/05/2022by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Post Brexit Time to choose – real divergence or continued shadow EU alignment 19/05/2022by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog The Potemkin trade deal with New Zealand. 06/05/2022by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Food security does not require self sufficiency 01/05/2022by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog Busting the myths about post-Brexit UK trade 14/04/2022by Harry Western
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured UK Brexit policy – a disappointing scorecard 15/03/2022by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Muddling Up. The Levelling Up White Paper 06/02/2022by Graham Gudgin
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog UK exports after nine months of 2021: what do we know? 30/11/2021by Harry Western
Blog • Economy & trade • Featured France and licences – a cock and bulldog story 29/10/2021by Caroline Bell
Subscribers' Views • Economy & trade • Featured Sixty Four Years of British Agriculture 09/10/2021by Nicholas Davie-Thornhill
Briefings • Economy & trade • Featured Fuel shortages, fluid mechanics and Corporal Jones. Who’s really to blame? 02/10/2021by Gwythian Prins
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog A week is a long time in a manufactured panic 01/10/2021by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Environmental outrage: fake news attempt to block a trade deal 18/09/2021by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog UK food exports are proving remarkably resilient 09/09/2021by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog Labour shortages make light work of fears of a post-Brexit unemployment surge 04/09/2021by Paul Ormerod
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Is the UK-EU trade deal worth keeping? 31/07/2021by Briefings For Britain
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured UK-EU trade in May: Another body blow for ‘Project Fear’ 15/07/2021by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog Processed Animal Protein feed – what could possibly go wrong? 10/07/2021by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Never let a Farmers Union determine a nation’s trade policy 05/07/2021by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Featured No, UK services exports have not been hamstrung by Brexit 01/07/2021by Harry Western
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Inflation the Main Threat to UK Economic Recovery 29/06/2021by Robert Lee
Economy & trade • Featured 15 years: a self-inflicted wound for the Government – and the country. 07/06/2021by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Some UK farms can compete with Australia 23/05/2021by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Australia–UK trade deal can help spur post-pandemic recovery 21/05/2021by David Collins
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Australian trade deal – briefing note 21/05/2021by Harry Western
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Time for cool heads in the trade debate 20/05/2021by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade The UK-EU Trade and Co-operation Agreement. – A darker scenario 14/05/2021by Tony Lane
Economy & trade • Reports • Featured The silent bailout system that has kept the euro afloat 07/05/2021by David Blake
Financial services • Democracy & constitution • News • Featured Why Remainers are the UK’s answer to the Capitol rioters 29/04/2021by Dr Andrew Roberts
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog Brexiteers beware yet again – ‘BRINO’ is back 29/04/2021by Harry Western
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured A trade negotiation or a scene from WWF Wrestling? 26/04/2021by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • News • Featured UK-EU trade rebounds in February, what now for ‘Project Fear’? 10/04/2021by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade How worried should we be about the UK’s January trade slump? 17/03/2021by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade • Post Brexit Cheesed Off? How Badly Are British Agri-Food Exporters Being Hit by EU Regulations? 16/03/2021by Brian Morris
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Is the unratified TCA the EU’s new weapon in the Brexit war against Britain? 04/03/2021by Caroline Bell
Financial services • Blog • Featured The City must learn from Amsterdam and break free from the EU 15/02/2021by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog EU trade bans. The gloves must come off. 13/02/2021by David Collins
Blog • Economy & trade • Project Fear • Rebuttal • Featured Have UK exports to the EU really slumped by 68%? 07/02/2021by Julian Jessop
Economy & trade • Featured The British economy has long outperformed the EU. 20/01/2021by Robert Tombs
Featured • Financial services • Reports Financial services agreement – time to stop another disaster 12/01/2021by David Blake
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured A positive deal overall – but problems lurk round the corner 07/01/2021by Lee Rotherham
Economy & trade • Reports Observations on the Trade and Co-operation Agreement 07/01/2021by Lee Rotherham
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured Everything is agreed until nothing is agreed. 19/12/2020by David Blake
Featured • Economy & trade • Briefings Britain has ‘nuclear options’ against EU hostility 19/12/2020by Briefings For Britain
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog Is an Australian Style trade deal half full or half empty? 13/12/2020by Catherine McBride
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured A bad deal with the EU is likely, but it won’t last 07/12/2020by Harry Western
EU neo-imperialism • Economy & trade • Featured What Norway can teach the EU about sovereignty 30/11/2020by Anna Bailey
Briefings • Economy & trade • Featured What is in the UK’s Global Tariff? 28/11/2020by Alan Winters, Michael Gasiorek
Featured • Economy & trade • Reports The Car Industry Doth Protest Too Much. 27/11/2020by Professor Philip B. Whyman
Featured • Economy & trade • Blog The UK Economic Establishment Continues to Peddle Myths About the Long-Term Impact of Brexit 26/11/2020by Harry Western
Financial services • Blog • Featured Brexit can be a boon for Britain’s flourishing tech sector 15/11/2020by Tom Bohills
Featured • Economy & trade • Reports New BfB report shows costs of no-deal have been seriously exaggerated 10/11/2020by Briefings For Britain
Briefings • Economy & trade • Featured Let’s say it again – EU deal not worth it for the UK 07/11/2020by Harry Western
Featured • Economy & trade What could possibly go wrong with the new Trade and Agriculture Commission? 05/11/2020by Catherine McBride
Featured • Subscribers' Views • Economy & trade An Australian view of the UK-EU trade negotiations 28/10/2020by Peter Anderson
Economy & trade • Impact of the Covid virus • Featured How to Recover from Coronavirus 11/10/2020by John Mills
Briefings • Economy & trade • Featured Public and Grammar School Bluffers on Food Standards 11/10/2020by Catherine McBride
Featured • Economy & trade • Post Brexit Busting the food price myth in a no-deal Brexit 29/09/2020by Catherine McBride
Northern Ireland • Economy & trade • Democracy & constitution • Briefings Submission to NI Affairs Committee Inquiry Brexit and the NI Protocol 26/09/2020by Graham Gudgin
Economy & trade • Impact of the Covid virus • Featured The government’s new coronavirus restrictions risk catastrophic economic damage 25/09/2020by Harry Western
Economy & trade • Blog • Featured The EU’s power grab in the Channel Tunnel must be stopped 17/09/2020by Caroline Bell
Blog • Economy & trade • Featured Distorted Irish economy means high payments to the EU 08/09/2020by Graham Gudgin