
Changes to firms’ service delivery post-Brexit
Services can be supplied through cross-border trade, consumption abroad, commercial presence, and the presence of a natural person. The

Services can be supplied through cross-border trade, consumption abroad, commercial presence, and the presence of a natural person. The

Recent tensions between the US and China have raised the spectre of technological decoupling. This column explores the impact

International shipping faces significant challenges as emissions trading schemes expand, potentially leading to overlapping greenhouse gas pricing mechanisms. Concerns

Anti-globalisation sentiment has risen significantly in recent decades. Focusing on French voting patterns since 1981, this column analyses the

Most research examining how the benefits from trade vary across domestic consumers focuses on imports. This column analyses the

Heterogeneity across different jurisdictions in climate policies to regulate firms’ emissions can lead to economic activity shifting away from

Geography can shape the distributional consequences of international trade. For example, Western England and Wales are more suitable for

In July 2024, the UK Treasury and Department of Trade and Business began work on the creation of a

The Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing geopolitical tensions have revealed the fragility of global supply chains. This column studies the

Trade in services has been relatively neglected in trade policy debates. This column argues that this is partly due

Services can be supplied through cross-border trade, consumption abroad, commercial presence, and the presence of a natural person. The

Recent tensions between the US and China have raised the spectre of technological decoupling. This column explores the impact

International shipping faces significant challenges as emissions trading schemes expand, potentially leading to overlapping greenhouse gas pricing mechanisms. Concerns

Anti-globalisation sentiment has risen significantly in recent decades. Focusing on French voting patterns since 1981, this column analyses the

Most research examining how the benefits from trade vary across domestic consumers focuses on imports. This column analyses the

Heterogeneity across different jurisdictions in climate policies to regulate firms’ emissions can lead to economic activity shifting away from

Geography can shape the distributional consequences of international trade. For example, Western England and Wales are more suitable for

In July 2024, the UK Treasury and Department of Trade and Business began work on the creation of a

The Covid-19 pandemic and ongoing geopolitical tensions have revealed the fragility of global supply chains. This column studies the

Trade in services has been relatively neglected in trade policy debates. This column argues that this is partly due




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