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Currently in Mexico there are many trademarks in full force that have been registered for many years. Through time, they have been used with certain modifications that have not changed [...]

Byline: TIM LEUNIG My daughter's ninth birthday party last month fell on a lovely sunny Saturday. So, somewhat earlier in the year than usual, we filled the paddling pool and [...]

The Conservative party has announced a pay freeze for all public sector workers earning more than [pounds sterling]18,000, apart from armed forces personnel on active service. This would begin immediately [...]

Recessions are not unusual, but the extent to which the origins of the current crisis are financial is. We must therefore consider whether unusual financial solutions are required. The global [...]

So it finally happens: house prices are falling. Although no one wants to see anyone suffering from negative equity, there are many who will welcome improved affordability. Falling prices appear [...]

The recent housing green paper committed Britain to building 3m homes by 2020. Where should we build them? We could scatter them across the country in line with current population [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, I can't make a case against any of Brian Groom's 10 great northerners (Notebook, September 11), but I could make one for Samuel Crompton, whose [...]

T he politics of British house prices have changed. For years, rising house prices were an electoral asset. No longer. Many homeowners who once welcomed this situation now face having [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Kevin MacDonald, director of policy and research at the Royal Town Planning Institute, claims that housebuilders owning significant amounts of land on which they have [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Your editorial 'Farepak and the Ghost of Christmas Present' (November 17) says it is hard to regulate Farepak as a bank without regulating magazine subscriptions [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Martin Wolf (October 15) is right that Britain needs a higher basic pension. The only alternative, means testing, is expensive to administer, unable to end [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, John Kay states that: 'English law, following common sense, requires that a thief have an intention of permanently depriving an owner of his property. File [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Francois Lagrange accepts that abolishing the common agricultural policy would help poor countries but says the biggest gainers would be developed agricultural countries such as [...]

From Dr T. Leunig. Sir, Martin Wolf apologises for his 'obsession with the fate of the UK's universities' ('Unlearned lessons of Britain's university crisis', November 12). Those who work in [...]

From Dr Timothy Leunig. Sir, Prof Robert Gordon ('Not much of a new economy', July 26) notes correctly that, as we see computers everywhere except in the productivity statistics, we [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Nick Timmins ('Labour heartland awaits Brown's redistribution', February 28) notes that 20 per cent of income tax revenue comes from the richest 1 per cent [...]

From Dr Tim Leunig. Sir, Tom Milligan (Letters, February 2) states that 'throughout Europe car manufacturers attempt to unify (post-tax) pricing by altering pre-tax prices'. In that case the British [...]

QUOTE: 'Love one another and you will be happy. It's as simple and as difficult as that.' --Leunig, Michael SUBJECT: [...]

Berk, D.A.; Yuan, F.; Leunig,M.; Jain, R.K. 'Direct in vivo Measurement of Targeted Binding in a Human Tumor Xenograft.' Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States [...]

Increase of Interstitial Fluid Pressure in Tumors AUTHORS: M. Leunig, A.E. Goetz, G. Zetterer, K. Messmer and R.K. Jain. University of Munich, Munich, Germany; and Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General [...]

The article reports that researchers have found delayed gadolinium-enhanced MRIs of cartilage that reliably predicted early joint failure in patients with hip dysplasia after Bernese periacetabular osteotomies.