Competere Foundation
Shanker Singham is President of this educational and research foundation.
Competere
As the CEO of Competere, Shanker Singham has written or co-authored various studies
Competere Testimony for USTR Initiated 301 Investigation Concerning Overcapacity
Trade Policy Recommendations on Foreign Country Unfair Trade Practices – (Submission to USTR Investigation on Harm From Non-Reciprocal Trade Arrangements March, 2025)
ACMDs – A Summary (March, 2025)
A Sample Competition and Distortions FTA Chapter
How the US and UK Can Resolve the Irish Border for Brexit
Market Distortions and How the Best Deal with Them: Sugar Sector Case Study
Growth Commission
Shanker Singham has been Chairman of the commission since 2023
Institute for Free Trade
Institute of Economic Affairs
Shanker Singham is a member of the Advisory Academic Council, having previously been the Director of the International Trade and Competition Unit (ITCU)
Eastern Promise: Assessing the Future of UK – India Trade
The Consequences of a Permanent Customs Union
Fertile Ground- Opportunities and challenges for UK agriculture
Plan A:Creating a prosperous post-Brexit U.K
Net Gain – Opportunities for Britain’s fishing industry post-Brexit
Freedom to Flourish – UK regulatory autonomy, recognition, and a productive economy
The Freezing of the Unfrozen Moment:The Importance of Timing and
Sequencing in Trade Negotiation
Legatum Institute
Shanker Singham was Chairman of the Special Trade Commission between 2016-2018
A Blueprint for UK Trade Policy
A new UK/EU relationship in financial services -a bilateral regulatory partnership
Brexit, Movement of Goods and the Supply Chain
The
Brexit Inflection Point – The Pathway to Prosperity
Mutual Interest – How the UK and EU can resolve the Irish border issue after Brexit
Trade Tools for the 21st Century
Intro to Market Distortions and the Distortions Index
Trading Up: New Ideas for UK Exports
Anti-Competitive Market Distortions and Their Impact – A Case Study of India
Other
Anticompetitive Market Distortions: Causes, Consequences, and Corrections
Border Management Today: Reviving the Global Economy Through Special Economic Zones
Economic Resilience in the Face of the Coronavirus Challenge
The National Interest: Poverty and Globalization
Alternative Arrangements for the Irish Border- Executive Summary
Mutual Interest – How the UK and EU Can Resolve the Irish Border for Brexit
Competition Policy and International Trade Distortions
Texas International Law Journal: Public Sector Restraints- Behind the Border Trade Barriers
Concurrences: The Effect of ACMDs on Global Markets
Concurrences: Enhancing Welfare by Attacking Market Distortions
The National Interest: Trading Up
The Promise of Enterprise Cities
CFR: Freeing the Global Market – How to Boost the Economy by Curbing Regulatory Distortions
CEBR: An Agent Based Model of Trade- Market Distortions and Output