Barnabas Reynolds proposes enhanced equivalence for a 'Win Win' Brexit deal.
Leading trade economist Patrick Minford, explains the economic context of different options for trade and assesses the relative costs and benefits of the principal routes.
Constitution experts say neither the Courts nor Parliament should have the last word on Brexit.
'Seize the Opportunities of an Early Brexit for Economic Gain', says John Redwood in Politeia’s new publication.
Freed from EU regulations, argues Barnabas Reynolds, Britain will lead the world in financial services post-Brexit, replacing passporting with either Expanded Equivalence or a Financial Centre model.
Britain’s goals for Brexit should be unilateral free trade under the WTO, access to the single market and free trade with the rest of the world. Lifting...
In How to Leave the EU - Legal and Trade Priorities for the New Britain, Martin Howe QC, proposes when and how Article 50 should be invoked...
Who should rule Britain? This question, at the heart of Britain’s political evolution over centuries, remains central to how and who governs Britain. The freedom to decide...
The Treasury’s breach of political neutrality in the EU referendum campaign struck many as ill advised. Far worse, however, is its breach of economic fundamentals.
Leading economist calls time on the EU project. If it continues, the European economy will never flourish, says Roger Bootle Publication: Wednesday 1 June PDF: The EU:...