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January 4, 2010
Property: Are residential property prices now fairly valued?
...demand and employment. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas Residential property prices...uncertain outlook will hold back demand. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics Houses were...inflation growth is difficult to judge. Charles Goodhart, former MPC member Don’t... By
January 4, 2010
Global outlook: To what extent will emerging economies remain the drivers of global economic growth in 2010? How does your answer affect Britain’s prospects?
...capital adequacy regimes. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas Emerging markets will, on...UK and so hold back the recovery. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics Global growth will be primarily...weight in helping to boost UK net trade. Charles Goodhart, former MPC member Quite a lot... By
January 4, 2010
Recovery: How will the recovery develop over the next twelve months? Will we be looking at above normal growth rates by this time next year?
...become rather pedestrian. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas Notwithstanding any token...momentum can be sustained into 2011. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics There will...and indeed in the year after that. Charles Goodhart, former MPC member Recovery... By
January 4, 2010
Winners and losers: Who have been the main winners and losers in the crisis and will this continue?
...restructure the economy. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas There have been few winners...profit – hedge funds for example. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics The losers...will still be enormously important.. Charles Goodhart, former MPC member Winners... By
January 4, 2010
Public finances: When should serious budgetary consolidation start? How fast should it progress? What will happen?
...of capital controls. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas The budgetary consolidation...might actually be little different. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics The Government...don’t see that as our central case. Charles Goodhart, former Monetary Policy Committee... By
January 4, 2010
End of the decade: To what degree was Britain’s strong economic performance over most of the last decade, relative to other major developed economies, an illusion? What has been the most surprising economic event or trend of the past decade? What do you think will surprise others in the decade to come?
...political integrity. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas Britain...would not be a surprise if I could. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics...this time, we’ll get it right!? Charles Goodhart, former MPC member Less than... By
January 4, 2010
Risks: What are the three main risks facing the economy? How concerned should people be? What should people stop worrying about?
...globalisation goes into reverse. Paul Mortimer-Lee, BNP Paribas The key risks to the economy...prices rather than consumer prices. Phil Thornton, Clarity Economics Unsurprisingly...APS, etc) before it is truly ready. Charles Goodhart, former MPC member (a) Risk... By
April 7, 2005
Labour market turns towards added value
...Singapore companies are seeing the advantage of moving operations overseas. An annual business survey by Foo Kon Tan Grant Thornton, the accounting firm, found many Singapore companies viewed China as an opportunity rather than a threat. Half the companies surveyed gained access to cheap labour and raw materials in China. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong last month acknowledged the severity of the situation, which is not expected to ease as Singapore tries to...manufacturing environment, can't be transferred or apply when Singapore moves to a knowledge-based economy," says Charles Moore, managing partner of headhunting firm Heidrick and Struggles at the Singapore office. "Yes, making the leap... By Sumathi Bala
May 6, 2006
'Buy now, pay later' culture sends personal insolvencies soaring
...firms was that total individual insolvencies could rise to more than 100,000 in the full year. Mike Gerrard, at Grant Thornton, said: "A growing 'buy now, pay later' culture has led to seriously high levels of personal insolvencies. We wouldn...rise of 29.5 per cent on last year, and 2,011 creditors' voluntary liquidations, an in-crease of 9.5 per cent. Lee Manning, reorganisation services partner at Deloitte, said: "We haven't seen the high street crash, but small retailers... By Charles Batchelor

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Property: Are residential property prices now fairly valued?

Global outlook: To what extent will emerging economies remain the drivers of global economic growth in 2010? How does your answer affect Britain’s prospects?

Recovery: How will the recovery develop over the next twelve months? Will we be looking at above normal growth rates by this time next year?

Winners and losers: Who have been the main winners and losers in the crisis and will this continue?

Public finances: When should serious budgetary consolidation start? How fast should it progress? What will happen?

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Labour market turns towards added value

'Buy now, pay later' culture sends personal insolvencies soaring

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