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No wonder free trade is under threat: we’re just rediscovering its losers

On October 13, 2016   /   Blog, Brexit, Economic theory, Markets, Networks   /   Leave a comment
No wonder free trade is under threat: we're just rediscovering its losers

It had been an article of faith among economists and policy-makers that free trade is a Good Thing. Trade liberalisation was a key feature of the world economic order enforced by the United States after the Second World War. For decades, the trend of removing trade barriers led to

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Why the same flaws afflict economic data as political opinion polls

On September 15, 2016   /   Blog, Economic theory, Paul Ormerod, Politics   /   Leave a comment
Why the same flaws afflict economic data as political opinion polls

Who will win the US presidency? Opinion polls have got a bad name in Britain, at least. During the 2010 general election campaign, many suggested that Gordon Brown could still continue in power in a minority government or coalition. The polling record in the 2015 campaign was

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