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Producer Price Inflation shows supply-side reform is urgently needed

Producer Price Inflation shows supply-side reform is urgently needed

by Connor MacDonald | Jun 24, 2022

Related Content   This week’s inflation numbers made for grim reading. It is a testament to just how difficult the current inflationary moment is that 9.1% annual CPI is seen as ‘on the lower end of expectations’. Core inflation is still far too high, though it fell...
Sunak should raise the lower tax threshold this autumn to put more money in people’s pockets

Sunak should raise the lower tax threshold this autumn to put more money in people’s pockets

by Gerard Lyons | Apr 8, 2022

Related Content Higher inflation is inevitable. An economic slowdown is expected. Recession is possible. That is the economic outlook and challenge facing the UK. The question is whether policy makers are doing enough? This troubling economic climate is not unique to...
The Ukraine war has revived American leadership and dashed dreams of European autonomy

The Ukraine war has revived American leadership and dashed dreams of European autonomy

by Stephen Booth | Apr 7, 2022

Related Content In the 1990s, Mark Eyskens, then Belgium’s foreign minister, described the EU as an economic giant, a political dwarf, and a military worm. This depiction has since been invoked in dozens of articles and speeches about EU foreign and security policy....
The Chancellor is still being inspired by Paul Romer, his Stanford Professor – Good

The Chancellor is still being inspired by Paul Romer, his Stanford Professor – Good

by Connor MacDonald | Mar 3, 2022

Related Content   Rishi Sunak’s Mais Lecture last week was filled with references to all the people one might expect from a Conservative Chancellor. From Adam Smith to Thatcher, it was a who’s who of free-market luminaries. But by far the most interesting namecheck...
After the First Minister’s resignation, what happens next with the Northern Ireland Protocol?

After the First Minister’s resignation, what happens next with the Northern Ireland Protocol?

by Stephen Booth | Feb 4, 2022

Related Content   DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has been threatening to withdraw his ministers from the Northern Ireland Executive for months over its opposition to the Northern Ireland Protocol. Yesterday he pulled the rip cord. Paul Givan’s resignation as...
Way to Work is a start, but the Government will need to think harder about the labour market

Way to Work is a start, but the Government will need to think harder about the labour market

by Policy Exchange | Jan 28, 2022

Related Content Connor MacDonald l Head of Economics and Social Policy The British labour market is one of the most flexible in the world, and this is a major economic asset. As a Policy Exchange report noted at the height of the pandemic, the British labour market...
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