Hints and tips:
...Diane Coyle on how to have a productive Brexit. The election of Trump has coincided with a 'blue collar revival' in the US, the Economist reports....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics They should do so soon to move away from the distortions such low rates are causing....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI employers’ organisation: There is no short or definitive answer to the first of these questions. A number of factors appear at play. First, there may be a measurement issue....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics: There is no single policy that will do the trick....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI Fiscal consolidation is likely to be roughly on track....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI The housing market is likely to remain weak for some time to come....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI While the recovery should remain on track through 2011, and the chances of a true double dip remain low; it is unlikely to feel much like a recovery for some time....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI Growth, growth and growth....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI Forecasting in the current environment – the aftermath of the biggest shock for 80 years, with an unorthodox and extreme policy response – is prone to greater error than normal....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics 1: a rapid increase in unemployment with consequences for spending and the housing market. We’ve been lucky in the response of the labour market so far....
...Ian Mccafferty, CBI Ultimately, fair value depends on ability to pay. In relation to earnings, house prices have declined, but are still not “cheap”....
...Ian Mccafferty, CBI The coming upswing is likely to be much less synchronised than the downswing into recession....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI Recovery in the UK is likely to be slow and drawn out, similar to that following the 1980s recession....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI In any crisis of this magnitude, which triggered the deepest global recession in a generation, there are few clear winners in the short term....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics It can’t start now but the planning should be going on in the Treasury already....
...Neil Blake at Experian likened their current job to “pushing on a piece of string” while Ian McCafferty at the CBI employers’ body said credit flows were being determined “less by price and more by the level...
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics It wasn’t illusory....
...Ian Mccafferty, CBI 1) A hung Parliament preventing decisive fiscal action; 2) A rise in corporate financial distress in response to persistent weakness in corporate lending; 3) A significant disruption...
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics Oil consumers....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics Wait until 2010 to buy. And not much - unemployment will matter much more. Housing matters a bit but the propensity to consume from housing wealth is small....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics It matters a lot. The commitment to binding rules in future would help keep the UK out of a debt trap....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics It’s important not to repeat the mistakes of the past and let a whole generation or a whole area be driven out of the labour market permanently....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics There is too much concern about deflation too soon - a few months of falling inflation don't yet amount to a sustained deflation....
...Ian McCafferty, CBI employers’ organisation An inability to restore credit flows....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics It’s almost impossible to know. There are two new countervailing forces....
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