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Hot air: a critique of the UK's climate change committee : who regulates the regulators?
Hewson, Victoria - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2021
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A British innovation principle : do we need one, and how might it work?
Hewson, Victoria - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2021
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The Northern Ireland Protocol : current position and ways forward
Hewson, Victoria - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2022
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Changing the rules : a unilateral approach to non-tariff barriers
Hewson, Victoria - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2022
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The meaning of competition in the digital age
Hewson, Victoria - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2021
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Powering up how will the digital markets unit affect competition and innovation?
Hewson, Victoria; Veljanovski, Cento G. - Institute of Economic Affairs <London> - 2022
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More harm than good? : the perils of regulating online content
Hewson, Victoria - 2021
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Rules Britannia : analysing Britain's regulatory burden
Hewson, Victoria - 2020
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Red card : why English football doesn't need an independent regulator
Shackleton, J. R.; Hewson, Victoria - 2022
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Freedom to Flourish : UK Regulatory Autonomy, Recognition, and a Productive Economy
Singham, Shanker; Tylecote, Radomir; Hewson, Victoria - 2021
Withdrawal from the EU must mean regulatory autonomy for the United Kingdom – sovereignty over its regulations. This reflects the democratic mandate of the 2016 referendum and the 2017 manifesto commitments of the Conservative and Labour Parties, and will propel growth and competition in the...
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