International standards: building confidence in infrastructure investment
Accurately predicting the costs and final value of infrastructure projects could bring global investment into UK infrastructure.
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Why Brexit could be useful for Labour’s dream of a bigger state
It would be amusing if Jeremy Corbyn succeeded in teaching Tories to love the ECHR.
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The right are defending Uber, because they don’t really understand it
TfL’s judgement isn’t what stops Britain being a hub of digital innovation. But the reaction of its critics is.
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Freezing immigrants’ bank accounts makes Britain look more and more dystopian
Should the penalty for immigration infringements really be absolute poverty and exploitation?
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Germany’s political stability could be threatened by automation
The country’s resistance to populism may be tested by changes to its manufacturing industry.
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Four years and four million bank accounts switched
The launch of the Current Account Switch Service (CASS) four years ago has changed banking for good.
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How US states are fighting inequality with a “millionaire tax”
The rise of progressive taxation has coincided with the rise of the super-rich.
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Laying the foundations for conflict-free construction
If the UK’s construction industry is to flourish in the years to come then it will need a fair, fast…
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