The Globalist

Many Truss-backers within the Conservative Party may have to learn the hard way that what is really holding back the UK economy are the economic costs of Brexit.

Why Brexit will make an already shaky economic record even worse.

To a development economist, the future macroeconomic policy needs for Britain seem fairly obvious.

Brexit is the UK equivalent of the United States launching the Iraq War: Noble intentions perhaps, but an utterly self-defeatist move.

The UK’s Prime Minister’s emerging strategy for a hard Brexit will mean significantly reduced access to the EU market.

Intriguing parallels between Olympics, English football and the business landscape of the country.

It is high time for Europe to engage in nuanced analysis of the Brexit vote. Part of the protest was right on target. The EU should learn from it.

Bad political outcomes produce worsened economic outcomes and further social alienation.

What happens if the UK voters decide on June 23, 2016 to leave the European Union?

How would the UK fare outside the European Union?