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Showing posts with label European Union. Show all posts
Showing posts with label European Union. Show all posts
Monday, 26 June 2017
Tuesday, 3 January 2017
Brexit reports 2-9th January 2017
BIG: British Irish Gateway for Trade’ launched to connect British and Irish businesses launched by British Irish Chamber of Commerce website will be at https://bigconnections.org/
Leave the EU’s single market and customs union to boost UK by £450 million a week Change Britain
Trading opportunities outside the customs union could create 400,000 new UK jobs Change Britain
See a different opinion in Adam Smith Blog post - Why Change Britain's numbers are rubbish
Open Britain called them fantasy figures.
Tim Farron Lib Dems called them fiction.
Turning on the Light:Assessing the Impact of Brexit using Electricity Demand as a Proxy Tom Kirchmaier and Nerea Ruiz De Gauna de Santiago London School of Economics
The Future of the Natural Environment after the EU Referendum Environmental Audit Committee.
Agricultural subsidies in the UK after Brexit A progressive solution
A report written by the New Economics Foundation
and commissioned by Global Justice Now
Why a ‘soft Brexit’ is in the interest of both London and Brussels Conversation blog
Brexit, Agriculture and Agricultural policy- Centre for policy Studies
Monday, 15 February 2016
Politics reports 18-22nd February 2016
Taxes on trial How trade deals threaten tax justice- Global Justice Now
Life after Brexit: What are the UK's options outside the European Union? LSE
Journeys to Europe: the role of policy in migrant decision-making Overseas Development Institute
Life after Brexit: What are the UK's options outside the European Union? LSE
Journeys to Europe: the role of policy in migrant decision-making Overseas Development Institute
Tuesday, 26 January 2016
Politics reports 22-30 January 2016
Myth and Paradox
of the Single Market- how the trade benefits of EU membership have been missold - Civitias
Migration Watch report on EU membership and immigration
Institute for Government - Making devolution deals work
of the Single Market- how the trade benefits of EU membership have been missold - Civitias
Migration Watch report on EU membership and immigration
Institute for Government - Making devolution deals work
Wednesday, 20 January 2016
Politics reports 18-22nd January 2016
77% of the public think big donors have too much influence on political parties- Electoral Reform Society
Myth and Paradox of the Single Market- How the trade benefits of EU membership have been mis-sold
Civitas
Immigration - Keeping the Uk at the heart of Science and Engineering- Campaign for Science and Engineeering
Myth and Paradox of the Single Market- How the trade benefits of EU membership have been mis-sold
Civitas
Immigration - Keeping the Uk at the heart of Science and Engineering- Campaign for Science and Engineeering
Tuesday, 3 November 2015
Politics reports 2-6th November 2015
Joining up local services around local, citizen needs Institute for Government
November 2015
What would out look like -Policy Institute paper on EU
Federal Britain - Institute of Economic Affairs
What would out look like -Policy Institute paper on EU
Federal Britain - Institute of Economic Affairs
Monday, 19 October 2015
Economics reports 19-23 October 2015
Centre for Cities small business outlook 2015
The Economics of Fiscal Policy (October 2015) Independent Economists Group
CBI choosing our future- why the EU is good for business but how it could be better.
Gold rush: Investment visas and corrupt capital flows into the UK” Transparency International UK highlights how the UK’s Tier 1 Investor scheme can be vulnerable as a tool to launder the proceeds of corruption from around the world
Comparison of the regulatory frameworks for DC pensions- Pensions Policy Institute
The Economics of Fiscal Policy (October 2015) Independent Economists Group
CBI choosing our future- why the EU is good for business but how it could be better.
Gold rush: Investment visas and corrupt capital flows into the UK” Transparency International UK highlights how the UK’s Tier 1 Investor scheme can be vulnerable as a tool to launder the proceeds of corruption from around the world
Comparison of the regulatory frameworks for DC pensions- Pensions Policy Institute
Friday, 16 October 2015
Politics reports 12-17th October 2015
Civitas- Lessons from Switzerland how might Europe go about business outside the EU.
Royal Society of Arts report on London 'Safer together: policing a global city in 2020'
Higher Education Policy Institute - students and voting 2015 - did they make a difference?
Royal Society of Arts report on London 'Safer together: policing a global city in 2020'
Higher Education Policy Institute - students and voting 2015 - did they make a difference?
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
Economics reports 28 September- 1st October 2015
Bank of England statistics. Monetary and financial statistics August 2015
Institute of Directors survey on membership of the EU
FSB survey on EU membership
CEBR Rates forecast
Single Plastic bag charge - Tax-payers Alliance.
Ending the Rachet- from ever closer union to two way street- CPS
What Explains the growth in never worked households - Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Nationwide House Price index
Landing transformational change: closing the gap between theory and practice- CIPD research on organisational change
British Chambers of Commerce economic survey
Institute of Directors survey on membership of the EU
FSB survey on EU membership
CEBR Rates forecast
Single Plastic bag charge - Tax-payers Alliance.
Ending the Rachet- from ever closer union to two way street- CPS
What Explains the growth in never worked households - Joseph Rowntree Foundation
Nationwide House Price index
Landing transformational change: closing the gap between theory and practice- CIPD research on organisational change
British Chambers of Commerce economic survey
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Politics reports this week- 10-14 August 2015
A Breach of Trust- How local authorities commit 4 data breaches every day- Big Brother Watch
Lessons from Calais- Migration Watch report
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
Economics reports 9-14th March 2015
Wealth in the Downturn - which groups in society got richer or poorer during the recession- Social Market Foundation.
Future workplaces and future workstyles in the City of London - City of London Research
EU jobs myth- Institute of Economic Affairs report on consequences of leaving the EU
Spending Plan- Taxpayers Alliance report on government spending.
British Chambers of Commerce UK quarterly forecast.
Scuttling coal: How ending unabated coal generation can stimulate investment, cut bills and tackle carbon pollution IPPR report
Future workplaces and future workstyles in the City of London - City of London Research
EU jobs myth- Institute of Economic Affairs report on consequences of leaving the EU
Spending Plan- Taxpayers Alliance report on government spending.
British Chambers of Commerce UK quarterly forecast.
Scuttling coal: How ending unabated coal generation can stimulate investment, cut bills and tackle carbon pollution IPPR report
Tuesday, 17 February 2015
Politics reports 16-25th February 2015
A centre-right plan on immigration from opinion formers anddecision makers Bright Blue think tank.
Directions for Britain outside the EU - IEA report should Britain leave the European Union
Financing English devolution Independent Commission on Local Government finance
Deal or no deal how to put an end to party funding scandals- Electoral Reform Society
Financing English devolution Independent Commission on Local Government finance
Deal or no deal how to put an end to party funding scandals- Electoral Reform Society
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