Category: New Capital Consensus and Investment Reform

I was recently asked to provide some comments on the issue of Small Modular Nuclear Reactors (SMRs). These are small reactors built in a factory…

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Columbus and Cabot were the first attempted monopolists – hoping to gain a share of all world trade. They failed. In this issue we examine…

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This is an invitation only event to discuss our recently published paper on this subject.

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It is the best of times; it is the worst of times. It is a time of excitement and of fear, of enthusiasm and exhaustion,…

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Geopolitically, the coronavirus pandemic, born in China in 2019 (Covid-19), has highlighted the failure of three ideologies: communism, Europeanism and globalism. The Chinese Communist Party…

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In my previous commentary here, I made the point that what really matters in the economic and financial context of the coronavirus crisis isn’t what…

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Where the human, social and logistical dimensions of the Wuhan coronavirus epidemic are concerned, the most that any of us can really do is to…

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RADIX Senior Fellow, Ismail Erturk, writes in Forbes where we are as the Bank of England baton passes from Mark Carney to Andrew Bailey. Mark…

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On the 22 February, France implemented an industrial decision that directly opposed to its medium and long-term interests. It shut down the first reactor at…

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Capitalism and the market economy are in trouble. As the benefits of our capitalist system accrue to the already wealthy while a huge swathe of…

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Following his success in the 2019 general election, Boris Johnson and his government have talked a lot about “levelling up” Britain. But what does it…

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In this new RADIX paper, Sir Norman Lamb – one of the most respected Parliamentarians of recent years who served as a minister in the…

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