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Blog post 21 February 2026
The Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs leads to more uncertainty
By Michael Gasiorek.
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This blog looks at the implications of the Supreme Court ruling for Trump’s tariff policy.
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Evidence 12 February 2026
Business and Trade Committee Inquiry on Priorities of the Business and Trade Committee for 2026
By Michael Gasiorek et al.
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In this Business and Trade Committee Inquiry on Priorities of the Business and Trade Committee for 2026, Michael Gasiorek highlights five suggested priority areas for the Committee’s workplan.
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Blog post 3 February 2026
Trade, productivity, and the UK economy: What the data tells us
By Michael Gasiorek and Charlotte Humma.
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This blog provides an overview of the trends that have shaped the UK’s international trade profile, along with the context within which trade policy must be viewed.
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Blog post 19 January 2026
Trump’s Greenland tariffs
By Michael Gasiorek.
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This blog explores the differences between the new 'Greenland' tariffs to Trump's 'reciprocal' tariffs, how countries may respond, and implications for the international economic order.
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Blog post 17 December 2025
Should the UK join the PEM?
By Michael Gasiorek.
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This blog summarises key issues and explains that it is unclear to what extent joining the PEM would benefit the UK.
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Report 25 November 2025
UK Trade Policy: An Independent Review
By Achyuth Anil, Thomas Baily, Amar Breckenridge, Michael Gasiorek, Charlotte Humma, Sahana Suraj and Fiona Smith et al.
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The UK Trade Policy: An Independent Review provides an independent, evidence-based assessment of UK trade policy in 2025. It evaluates how current UK trade policies respond to current pressures, how effectively they serve the UK’s economic interests and broader public policy goals. It identifies where changes may be needed to ensure consistency, coherence, resilience, and long-term prosperity. Jointly written by the Centre for Inclusive Trade Policy, Frontier Economics and the UK Trade Policy Observatory, the Review aims to complement the World Trade Organization Trade Policy Review of the UK. The report also provides a transparent methodology that can be used for future reviews or other policy issues.
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Blog post 26 June 2025
The UK Trade Strategy: Fit for the World?
By Michael Gasiorek and Emily Lydgate.
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In this blog, we highlight some key initial reflections on the UK's Trade Strategy
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Blog post 24 June 2025
Reflections on the long-awaited UK Industrial Strategy 2025
By Michael Gasiorek.
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Five aspects that are to be welcomed in the Industrial Strategy.
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Blog post 20 May 2025
A few important steps forward: the UK-EU strategic partnership
By Ingo Borchert, Mattia Di Ubaldo, Michael Gasiorek, Peter Holmes and L. Alan Winters CB.
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This blog looks at the UK-EU Common Understanding deal in terms of three areas related to trade: fisheries and trade in agri-food products, youth mobility, and cooperation on energy markets and carbon emissions.
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Evidence 14 May 2025
House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee inquiry on The UK’s future relationship with the US
By Michael Gasiorek et al.
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Professor Gasiorek provides oral evidence to the House of Lords International Relations and Defence Committee on "The UK’s future relationship with the US", answering questions about shared UK-US economic interests, the new UK-US ‘deal’ and change of trade policy approach with the new US administration, what to look out for in future trade negotiations, the effectiveness of the world trade rules, defence economics, and foreign direct investment.
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