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Professor Patrick Minford

BrexitCentral Contributor

Professor Patrick Minford is one of the UK’s leading macroeconomists and holds the chair of Applied Economics at Cardiff University. He has written extensively about the economics of the European Union and is the chair of Economists for Free Trade.

How Brexit will reinvigorate the British economy

Professor Patrick Minford | 11th November 2017

No deal is better than the best deal we could strike with the EU (and they're not even offering that)

Professor Patrick Minford | 17th October 2017

The Bank of England is finally adjusting to the fact that the Brexit economy is growing steadily

Professor Patrick Minford | 8th October 2017

The UK economy is growing and will do so faster after Brexit - even in the event of 'no deal'

Professor Patrick Minford | 17th September 2017

Brexit free trade critics are wrong to dismiss the classical model of UK trade

Professor Patrick Minford | 1st September 2017

The anti-Brexit cognoscenti seem unwilling to welcome any positive economic data

Professor Patrick Minford | 26th July 2017

Even if the EU will not play ball, our optimal strategy is still unilateral free trade

Professor Patrick Minford | 21st February 2017

The Treasury's economic modelling of Brexit has been proven wrong - yet it has failed to abandon its unjustified pessimism

Professor Patrick Minford | 15th November 2016

Unilateral free trade is far more attractive than membership of the single market

Professor Patrick Minford | 21st September 2016