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Swiss Ease (of doing business)

On Monday, after several years of negotiations, the UK and Switzerland concluded a new enhanced Free Trade Agreement. It won’t dominate headlines the way the US or India deals did (the India FTA came into force last night).

However, it is...

13 days ago
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Is a Sovereign Wealth Fund a Good Idea?

Tonight England will (hopefully) thrash Norway in the World Cup. This is a blog about economics and public policy and making tenuous links so this post will be in that vein.

You often see people on the Left arguing that the UK should have...

17 days ago
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The Optimal Level of Deforestation is Not Zero

The government looks set to align more closely with Europe on the environment by introducing anti-deforestation rules modeled on those of the EU’s own regime. This would be a mistake.

Before we go on, it’s important to point out that obvio...

18 days ago
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The Trade Deficit Myth

I’ve just finished reading the excellent How To Win A Trade War by Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown. I will be writing a full review of it at some point but I think one of the best chapters in the whole book is the one on trade deficits. Keynes...

19 days ago
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Uzbekistan: Yes We Can

Before I ‘enjoyed’ watching England play Ghana in the World Cup the other night, I watched Uzbekistan play Portugal. I’ve been ‘long’ on Uzbekistan since last September when I met some of their representatives at the WTO and they were very...

a month ago
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