
Shanker Singham
Global trade expert, academic fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs, and advisor on WTO and international trade law.
Top 3 podcasts with Shanker Singham
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Mar 4, 2025 • 1h 24min
#055 - Shanker Singham - How to Fix the UK Economy
Shanker Singham, a prominent trade economist and competition lawyer, dives into the challenges facing the UK economy. He critiques past government decisions that have stifled growth and increased national debt, comparing the UK's stagnation to the rising economies of the US and Poland. Singham advocates for labor market flexibility and deregulation, arguing these reforms could ignite competition and innovation. He also discusses Brexit's economic potential and the transformative role of Freeports in revitalizing the UK's financial landscape.

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Nov 18, 2025 • 1h 48min
#129 - Shanker Singham - The Case for Radical Economic Reform
In this engaging discussion, Shanker Singham, a prominent trade lawyer and expert in competition policy, delves into the shortcomings of the UK's economic framework. He argues that current regulations stifle innovation and competition, calling for radical reforms. Shanker highlights the missed opportunities post-Brexit and critiques government inefficiencies and anti-competitive rules. He also emphasizes the importance of education in preparing for an AI-driven future, advocating for critical thinking and practical reforms to boost the economy.

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Apr 9, 2025 • 13min
What could a US-UK trade deal look like?
Shanker Singham, CEO of Competere and former trade advisor to the UK government, dives into the shifting landscape of global trade. He discusses the impact of the latest US tariffs on China and the EU, leading to potential changes for UK trade negotiations. The conversation touches on the challenges British industries face amidst these tariffs and the strategic advantages that can arise from Brexit. Singham also ponders the urgent need for a UK-US trade deal, particularly in light of prevalent economic uncertainties.


