The EU has continued down its path of uber-regulation and the maintenance of a customs fortress that diminishes poorer farmers and businesses of emerging nations... while the UK has sought to open up to the developing world.
By Bob Lyddon – 4 minute read – THANKS TO BREXIT the UK has managed to dodge a bullet: the risk of paying up for the vast increase in the shared financial liabilities of the EU member states. These grow every year, meaning more bullets being dodged year after year.
Is wage inflation a Brexit benefit? By Catherine McBride – 4 minute read THERE ARE some interesting things in the latest inflation numbers. Are we seeing wages rise because of Brexit?
By Christina Jordan – 3 minute read – THIS FRIDAY, 23rd of June, marks the seventh anniversary of the 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum. The costs, to British taxpayers, of delivering the referendum was £129.1 million, with 46,500,001 people voting, a turnout of 72.21%.
By Ewen Stewart – 3 minute read IT IS individuals like Mark Carney that are directly responsible for today’s inflation. Brexit doesn’t even come near. Tragically he shows no contrition, instead doubling down on his own failure.
