
The End of Net Zero
The first Insights blog of the new year continues to emphasise a central theme of earlier pieces: the dangers

The first Insights blog of the new year continues to emphasise a central theme of earlier pieces: the dangers

November’s pre-conference Insights blog is concerned with the meaning of the word ‘market’. The term appears often in economic

Routine and its limitations’ completes a short cycle of three blogs with a common, thematic root: dysfunctions in the

The latest Insights blog is concerned with narrowness of vision in economic policy/regulation and the distraction that is a

The second in the new Insights into Regulation series of short blogs addresses the causes and effects of a

In a new series of short blogs under the thematic title ‘Insights into Regulation’, members of the Regulatory Policy

The Zeeman Lecture at the September 2021 Conference on ‘Rethinking Regulation’ was delivered by Ed Humpherson -Director General for

In this short paper, Gerard Fox and George Yarrow argue that, in the context of climate change policies, the

Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations (“WoN”) is a foundational book in the social sciences and one of the classic

The UK Competition and Markets Authority in 2016 calculated a detriment of £1.4 billion–£2 billion in Great Britain’s retail

This research project is focused on how well suited are regulatory models in adapting to dynamic change, a more

Should we establish ex ante economic regulation of ‘digital platforms’, with or without ‘enhanced’ competition law – and

The relationship between public and private healthcare has been a subject of regulatory scrutiny. Some aspects of private healthcare

How decisions are, or should be, taken for major infrastructure projects is a recurring area of policy debate. Longstanding

The purpose of this document is to seek support for, and encourage participation in, the future research programme of

‘Airport Enterprises: An Economic Analysis’ frames the airport firm as a business platform for a broad spectrum of commercial activities, some of which enjoy the characteristics of two-sided markets