Britain

^{Stephen C. Meyer
June 20, 2016
Foreign Policy}

The EU Threatens America and Britain’s Alliance. Brexit Could Save It.

_{Stephen C. Meyer
June 20, 2016
Foreign Policy}

The close cooperative and beneficial alliance between the United States and the United Kingdom is now threatened in a way that it has not been since Churchill and Roosevelt stood together in the sunshine of the North Atlantic in 1941. What menaces this alliance? Read More ›

^{Stephen C. Meyer
June 16, 2016
Foreign Policy}

The European Union: An Un-Democratic Leviathan That Britain Might Just Escape

_{Stephen C. Meyer
June 16, 2016
Foreign Policy}

America’s closest ally, Great Britain, stands on the brink of a profound decision, one that could determine whether it remains the free, prosperous democracy that has worked closely with the United States since World War II, or goes on morphing into something much smaller and sadder. Read More ›

^{Richard Rahn
April 9, 2003
Economics}

Coming Battle to Restore Iraq’s Economy

_{Richard Rahn
April 9, 2003
Economics}

As the military battle for Iraq comes to an end, a new battle is beginning – how to rebuild Iraq. On one side are those who believe that, by establishing the proper institutions and rules, the Iraqis will be able to rather quickly rebuild their own economy without placing a burden on U.S. taxpayers. The other side, primarily led by Read More ›

European Union on a glass ball in front of shining lights

^{Richard Rahn
February 6, 2003
Economics}

The Economic Ruin of Europe

_{Richard Rahn
February 6, 2003
Economics}

Assume the villain in a new James Bond movie has the goal of the economic destruction of Europe. How would he do it? First some background. In the 1960s and 1970s, Europe boasted brisk economic growth. From 1965 to 1974, government spending in Western Europe averaged 37 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP), and economic growth averaged 4.3 percent Read More ›