Tag: Free Trade

Prices of goods are ultimately determined by people’s willingness to pay not simply by their manufacturing cost.

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My friend David Boyle recently wrote about the re-birth of liberal economics. In particular, the renewed attention on tackling monopoly power. As he mentioned, this trend has…

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I used to be a member of the Lib Dem’s federal policy committee. I used to irritate Danny Alexander and other luminaries by claiming that…

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I have always suspected that the Left-Right political spectrum is not a straight line, but a circle. One eventually leads to the other – and…

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Because its form left much to be desired, we thought it had no substance. In Europe, we are beginning to understand that we have been…

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The collapse of government contractor Carillion will spread havoc. Sympathy for its creditors may not be overwhelming. But the impact on those who depended on…

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Cast your mind back, if you can, about 160 years to the end of 1858 – when the European crisis was emerging  that would have…

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This letter was published in the Financial Times on 29 December 2017 As a think tank for the radical centre, we strongly support Martin Sandbu’s…

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The sounds of hoofs is growing, the noise of the emerging antitrust movement is not exactly deafening, but it is at least audible. I cite…

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Europe is, once again, being left behind. The latest frontier in technology development is Artificial Intelligence. Two current trends should worry Europeans. The first is…

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It’s a funny thing, but Michael Gove’s defence of Boris Johnson, following his damaging confusion about a British woman detained on holiday in Iran, gave…

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It wasn’t a short speech – and certainly not a snappy title: “Secure a decisive victory in building a moderately prosperous society in all respects…

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