
We should encourage international competition – including from China
Martin Agerup // 15 August 2023
For a quarter of a millennium, economists have been trying to dispel the myth that exports are fruitful for a country while imports are …
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27 January 2022 // Alexander Hammond & Chris Snowdon
YES – says Alexander Hammond
It is unlikely that most people will be rampant classical liberals by 2030. Still, for the remainder of …
Tanja Porčnik and Miguel Cervantes // 11 March 2020
Oman started 2020 off on the right foot when it comes to economic freedom. Only a few days before Sultan Qaboos passed away on …
Dr Radomir Tylecote & Felix Hathaway // 16 July 2019
There has been a great deal of cheering over the recent free trade agreement between the EU and Mercosur (the South American trade bloc …
Daniel Abreu Costa & Sorana Gheorghiade // 8 July 2019
In the recent European elections, authoritarian populist parties, gained a great number of seats (almost 24% of the total) in the European Parliament (EP). …
Giovanni Caccavello, Research Fellow at EPICENTER // 08.12.2016
On December 5th, Paul Magnette, the current Minister-President of the French-speaking region of Wallonia, Belgium, unveiled his so-called “Namur Declaration”, a 3-page-long statement whose …
Giovanni Caccavello, Research Fellow at EPICENTER // 17.11.2016
On September 17th, more than 100,000 people took to the streets of several German cities to protest against both the Transatlantic Trade and Investment …
Ryan Bourne, Head of Public Policy at the IEA // 01.11.2016
Repeat after me: tariffs primarily hurt domestic consumers – not foreign exporters
Tariffs primarily hurt the consumers of the country imposing them on …