Tag: Free Trade

The latest stance from the extreme Brexiteer community is that we don’t need any form of trade deal with the European Union. Operating under WTO…

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The news yesterday that the doom-laden trade dispute, between the giant American planemaker Boeing and its small Canadian rival Bombardier, may have been resolved only…

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This post is taken from my Padua address at the launch of Radix Italy (see full text). Everywhere in the world we are seeing a…

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I am a huge admirer of Paddy Ashdown’s new political movement, More United. Yes, it sounds like a new kind of football club. But I…

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I always listen to the actor Adrian Dunbar. Partly because he shaped my favourite film (Hear My Song) and partly because he is exactly my…

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Exit from the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) may be one of the few things that offer Britain a real opportunity for a better future following…

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I have spent the last few days in the picturesque valley that wends its way between Abergavenny and Hay-on-Wye, which has to be one of…

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Let’s give credit where it is due. UK governments over the past decade, and perhaps most of all, those led by Tony Blair, demonstrated a…

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One of the first policies enacted by the innovative New Zealand government of David Lange in the late 1980s was to remove all agricultural subsidies….

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The G20 meeting this week was more successful than one would have dared hope. Apart from the violence and street riots, that is. The meeting…

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Where are the best broadband services in the UK? Hands up anyone who guessed Hull. In 1904, “a quirk of history gave Hull and East…

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It was something of a moment of revelation – a wake-up call – when what passes for a general election campaign suddenly saw a bizarre…

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