Adjustment dynamics

, 12

American exceptionalism

, 72

Anglo Saxon Exceptionalism

, 152

Anglosphere

autarky

, 4

common heritage

, 78–79

exceptionalism

, 72–78

individualism

, 75–77

military exceptionalism

, 77–78

political exceptionalism

, 77–78

political/military/economic alliance

, 151–152

Autarky

, 39, 41, 102, 104

Average wage growth

, 56

Big Bang Disruption

, 59

Bounded rationality

, 21

Brexit Dividend

, 2, 61

adjustment dynamics

, 12

factor endowments

, 10–11

free trade

, 31

growth

, 7–9

immigration

, 7–9

new trade theory

, 10–11

trade

, 7–9

trade gravity

, 10–11

trade theory

, 9–10

Brexit economic case

, 5–7

Business enablers

, 141–142

Capitalism

, 22

Carnegie, Andrew

, 84, 101, 112–114, 126, 128

Civil war

, 97

Civitas

, 62

Classical economics

, 3

Cobden Chevalier Treaty

, 93

Colonial trade

, 5

Commoditized manufacturing

, 58–59

Common heritage

, 78–79

Common sense

, 17

Comparative advantage argument

, 6

Complexity

, 46, 109–110

Confidence

, 56–57

COVID-19 pandemic

, 59, 86–87

Brexit Dividend

, 153–155

Next generation vaccines

, 110

recovering

, 153–155

UK consumer spending in

, 92

Ukraine

, 92–93

United States Single Market

, 97–98

Cumulative causation

business enablers

, 141–142

complexity

, 46

definition

, 138–140

dynamic equilibrium

, 137, 140, 144

Economy 4.0

, 144–145

International trade

, 140–141

Kaldor, Nicholas

, 7, 12, 26, 46, 102, 138–139

key assumptions

, 142

Myrdal, G.

, 26, 46, 143

Southwark & Bermondsey

, 47–53

steady state

, 47–49

supply side enablers

, 139

transformation

, 144–145

vicious cycle

, 50–51

virtuous and vicious cycles

, 143

virtuous cycle

, 48–50

DARPA

, 111

Dollar Zone

, 149

Dynamic equilibrium

, 140

Dynamic trade equilibrium

, 137–144

Early stage funding

, 126–127

Economy 4.0

, 22, 144–145

English exceptionalism

, 71–74

Entrepreneur

, 65

Entrepreneurial capitalism

, 119

Entrepreneurial risk finance

, 117–118

Entrepreneurial University

, 154

Equilibrium

, 18

Exchange rates

, 39

Expectations

, 20–21

External market

, 99–101

Facebook

, 124

Factor endowments

, 10–11

Factors of production

, 18–19

Finance, access to

, 125–129

Freeports

, 150–151

Free trade

, 29–33

absolute advantage

, 30

Brexit

, 31

comparative advantage

, 30–31

factor endowments

, 32–33

hegemony

, 33–36

German nation

, 64

German Zollverein

, 98–99, 1834

Global Britain

, 1

Global England

, 1

Google

, 19

Growth

, 22

Hegemony

, 33–36

Immigration

, 7–9

base wages

, 57

Individualism

, 75, 77

Infant industries

, 3, 37–38

Innovation

, 112–113

ambition

, 133–134

benign state as an enabler

, 87–88

building teams

, 133–134

civil war

, 97

COVID-19

, 86–87

economic development

, 119

entrepreneurs

, 121

finance, access to

, 125–129

finding customers

, 130–131

monopoly

, 112–113

new entrants

, 124–125

oligopoly

, 112–113

patient capital

, 127–128

protecting

, 131–132

Quadruple Vortex innovation model

, 89–90

serial entrepreneurs

, 128–129

skills development

, 133–134

trade protection

, 84–85

Internal market

, 99–101

International trade

, 140–141

Inventor/entrepreneurs

, 84

Knowledge content

, 58–59

Krupp, Alfred

, 9, 18–20, 64–65, 67, 112–113, 118, 126

Krupp, Alfried

, 67

Large-scale re-engineering

, 118

Macro-economic framework

, 6–7

Make America Great Again

, 94–95

Market imperfections

, 38–39

Mercantilism

, 36–37

autarky

, 39–41

exchange rates

, 39

infant industries

, 37–38

market imperfections

, 38–39

money

, 39

nationalism

, 39–41

scale

, 38–39

trade gravity

, 38–39

Military exceptionalism

, 77–78

Moated castle

, 148–149

Monopoly

, 112–113

Moon-shot products

, 153

National awakening

, 64

National energy

, 64

Nationalism

, 39, 41, 62, 64

growth

, 68–69

growth vs. hate

, 64

negative

, 64–67

popularism

, 62–64

positive

, 64–67

National Security

, 108

National self-interest

, 3–4

Natural Laws

, 18

Navigation Acts

, 81–82, 148–149

Neoclassical industry

, 3

Network Commonwealth

, 78

New entrants

, 124–125

New industry

, 3

New trade deals

, 148–153

New trade theory

, 10–11

New virtuous cycle

, 52–53

Non-Anglosphere

, 5

Oligopoly

, 112–113

Patient capital

, 127–128

Perfect competition

, 21

Policy imperatives

, 147–148

Political and monopoly control

, 21–22

Political exceptionalism

, 77–78

Popularism

, 62–64

Post-pandemic environment

, 1

Praed Bank of Truro

, 117–118, 1846

Pre-brexit

, 137–144

Pre-pandemic

, 137–144

Press speculation

, 125

Productive entrepreneurism

, 121

Proof of concept

, 110

Prussia

, 98–99

Quadruple Vortex innovation model

, 7, 89–90

Railroads

, 112

Rational expectations

, 21

Rationality

, 20–21

Regeneration

, 52–53

Regulatory frameworks

, 107–108

Renminbi Currency Zone

, 149

Representative democracy

, 75

Re-shore

, 2–3

Retail prices

, 17

Ricardian comparative advantage

, 5–7

Robber Barons

, 112

Robo-Advice

, 57–58

Schacht, H.

, 63–64, 102–104

Schachtian Mercantilisim

, 103

Schumpeter, J. A.

, 6, 18–19, 56, 77, 123, 137, 144

Second Industrial Revolution

, 82, 98, 119

Serial entrepreneurs

, 128–129

Silicon Valley

, 84–85

Skills development

, 133–134

Social impact

, 143–144

Social innovator

, 65

Southwark regeneration

, 53

Virtuous Cycle

, 50

Vicious Cycle

, 52

Sovereign Individuals

, 75–77

Sovereignty

, 3–4

Steady state cumulative causation

, 47–49

Strategic supply networks

, 149–150

Stresses

, 149–150

Structural shocks

, 47

Suboptimal equilibria

, 21

Sullivan, J. L.

, 74–75

Supply side enablers

, 139

Surplus value

, 20

Technical innovations

, 112

Teutonic exceptionalism

, 66

Trade

, 7–9

alternative frameworks

, 27–28

gravity

, 10–11, 38–39

growth

, 93–94

theory

, 9–10

unlocking value via exchange

, 28–29

Trade policy

, 154–155

Trade protection

, 84–85

Triple Helix Innovation Model

, 7

Trumpism

, 61, 63–64

Ukraine

, 1–2, 11, 91–93, 149, 151

Uncertainty

, 20–21

United States Steel Industry

, 113–114

Unproductive entrepreneurism

, 121–122

Value creation

, 20

Vicious cycle

, 50–51

Virtuous and vicious cycles

, 143

Virtuous cycle

, 48–50