Hints and tips:
...David Bell: It will stagnate, probably doing as badly as other advanced countries (USA excepted)....
...Diane Coyle: The UK is in a structural hole, not a cyclical downturn....
...Andrews Avner OfferUniversity of Oxford Andrew SayerLancaster University Jo MichellUWE Bristol Nina EichackerUniversity of Rhode Island Roberto VenezianiQueen Mary University of London Jens van ‘t...
...Diane Coyle: Probably, but it will also probably be too soon....
...Diane Coyle: Most people will feel worse off in a year’s time....
...New Mexico, Rhode Island and Vermont are following suit with bills that would codify abortion access in case the Supreme Court takes steps to overturn Roe v Wade, its 1973 ruling that established a legal...
...So, comparatively against the euro area and USA which are on more of a cyclical upswing, UK growth may be a tad slower in at least the first part of 2018....
...Diane Coyle, professor of economics, University of Manchester Slower growth will reduce immigration anyway....
...Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist at Netwealth Investments, still sees many opportunities from Brexit especially in the City of London....
...David Blanchflower, Bruce V. Rauner professor, Dartmouth College Most unlikely....
...Diane Coyle, professor of economics, University of Manchester To 3-4%....
...David Blanchflower, Bruce V. Rauner professor, Dartmouth College My guess is he will be too timorous to do the right thing....
...Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist, Netwealth Investments I think UK growth will be just over 2% in 2017. I have revised up my forecast in recent weeks....
...David Blanchflower, Bruce V. Rauner professor, Dartmouth College Open question. Depends if he injects a major fiscal stimulus....
...Gerard Lyons, Chief economic adviser to Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London No change, but I think the Bank will have a bias to tighten....
...One way to picture the economic impact of a Brexit may be the shape of a letter ‘V’ or a ‘tick’....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics: There seems to be plenty of scope for further shocks, especially in financial markets. That would derail the economy again....
...Richard V....
...Gerard Lyons, Standard Chartered Emerging economies will be the key drivers of global growth....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics Confident forecasts should be treated with suspicion as there’s still great uncertainty....
...Diane Coyle, Enlightenment Economics Oil consumers....
...Gerard Lyons, Standard Chartered It takes a long-time for economies to rebound after recessions. Take the UK....
...The second most important risk is a prolonged global recession – especially in the USA....
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