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...Christopher Pissarides: No....
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...Christopher Pissarides, professor, LSE I expect a very moderate rise in interest rates....
...Christopher Pissarides, Regius Professor of Economics, London School of Economics b) struggle to impose his planned spending cuts but revenues will remain on target or better The planned spending cuts...
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist I expect the first increase in Q4 2016. The latest Inflation Report was very dovish, showing absolutely no urgency to start tightening....
...Christopher Pissarides, Regius Professor of Economics, London School of Economics I expect to see a third year of decent growth....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist That it is all domestically driven. That balance will not change next year....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale, Chief UK economist It would lead me to lower my forecasts because the heightened uncertainty would hurt business and possibly consumer confidence, once the potential consequences...
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale Yes, it would. I see this as one of the biggest medium threats to the UK economy....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale If I knew what full employment was then I would reply!...
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale Tentative signs of stronger earnings growth are emerging....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale Yes. The balance of domestic demand now looks more sustainable with the new national accounts data showing a more convincing increase in investment....
...Sir Christopher Pissarides, Regius Professor of Economics, LSE Yes and yes....
...Sir Christopher Pissarides, Regius Professor of Economics, LSE The bank of England should not rush into raising interest rates because of the impact that it will have on the pound....
...Christopher Pissarides, LSE: They are too high but not because of the pre-recession bubble. So do not expect them to come down more. They are too high because of land policy and building regulations....
...Christopher Pissarides, LSE: It cannot continue for long and I don’t see it continuing to the end of 2013....
...Christopher Pissarides, LSE: They should be very worried. The idea that Britain can leave but keep all the goodies without the EU rules and regulations is naïve....
...Brian Hilliard, Societe Generale: The outlook for UK growth next year is still laden with downside risks....
...Christopher Pissarides, LSE: He can certainly keep plan A if he wants to....
...Brian Hilliard, Societe Generale: I think a credit crunch is only part of the explanation....
...Christopher Pissarides, LSE: Yes, I think it should....
...Christopher Allsopp, New College, Oxford The policy errs on the side of excessive tightening. There may be slippage. There may be a need for a plan B – public investment would be best....
...Brian Hilliard, Société Générale House prices should fall by roughly 5 per cent during 2011....
...Christopher Allsopp, New College, Oxford Big risks, of course, from the world economy. But the UK relatively well placed, with its own exchange rate and relatively long-dated public sector debt....
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