Is wage inflation a Brexit benefit?
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?
Seven years on – and no itch!
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%.
Mark Carney cannot deflect away his personal responsibility for today’s inflation
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.
How the EU doubles down on its damaging import controls
By Brian Monteith – 3 minute read THIS IS A TALE of how the EU uses regulations, quotas and tariffs to erect a Fortress Europe that exports poverty to developing nations through the protection of its inefficient and unsustainable agriculture. In this case it is the protection of the huge European vegetable oil industry. There [...]
Economics of the Mad House have been visited upon us
By Ewen Stewart – 4 minute read THIS WEEK takes the biscuit. Proposals by both Sunak on price fixing and Blair on raiding pensions are mad, bad and dangerous. Our masters are truly economically illiterate and if they continue like this they will ruin us all. Literally. For the safe keeping of the nation it [...]