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Regulation
September 23, 2024
With regulation, less isn’t more
Politicians need to get serious about creating impactful and effective rules and regulators, and stop obsessing over quantity
Sam Freedman
From the magazine
Government
August 26, 2024
OBR technocrats can’t prevent bad government behaviour
Sam Freedman
From the magazine
Technology
November 03, 2022
Is social media like a newspaper or a telephone? The answer has big implications
Ethan Zuckerman
From the magazine
Economics
January 20, 2020
Does Sajid Javid know what he is talking about?
Guy de Jonquières
World
November 14, 2019
The Singapore-on-Thames delusion
Guy de Jonquières
World
The Singapore-on-Thames delusion
Guy de Jonquières
Society
October 15, 2019
No quick fix will solve the obesity crisis
Julian Baggini
Society
No quick fix will solve the obesity crisis
Julian Baggini
Economics
October 09, 2019
No-deal readiness, Lord Cockfield and the British ingenuity behind the EU single market
David Anderson
Economics
No-deal readiness, Lord Cockfield and the British ingenuity behind the EU single market
David Anderson
Economics
September 09, 2019
Level playing field commitments and another looming Brexit row
George Peretz
Economics
Level playing field commitments and another looming Brexit row
George Peretz
Economics
March 18, 2018
The great Brexit irony: leaving will mean more bureaucracy, not less
Pawel Swidlicki
Economics
The great Brexit irony: leaving will mean more bureaucracy, not less
Pawel Swidlicki
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