Hints and tips:
...Ricardo Reis: There are no silver bullets....
...Gary Styles: Inflation is likely to be well ahead of target throughout 2022 and into 2023....
...Ricardo Reis: I don’t know....
...Ricardo Reis , professor, London School of Economics Perhaps, but I'd guess a mild one....
...Ricardo Reis, LSE It depends on what type of Brexit it is....
...Gary Styles, director and economist, GPS Economics We expect average earnings growth to be broadly similar to 2017 at around 2.3 per cent — 2.5 per cent....
...Gary Styles, director and economist, GPS Economics We do not expect to see this happen in the short to medium term....
...Gary Styles, director and economist, GPS Economics Inflation is expected to ease in 2018 and this should help consumers to some extent....
...Ricardo Reis, Phillips professor of economics, London School of Economics It depends on what happens to wages and inflation....
...Gary Styles, Director and Economist, GPS Economics Our central forecast with all the usual caveats predicts growth of around 1 per cent in 2018....
...Gary Styles, director and economist, GPS Economics More optimistic than 12 months ago....
...Ricardo Reis, professor of economics, London School of Economics A little, as a result of the pass-through from the exchange rate....
...Gary Styles, director, GPS Economics UK economic growth looks likely to be 0.5-0.75% lower in 2017 than in 2016....
...Macerich, the third largest, would give the resulting company greater ability to deal with the pressures ahead, if only by increasing its bargaining power with tenants, said Ryan Severino, senior economist at Reis...
...Ricardo Reis, professor of economics, London School of Economics Shocks will happen, but by definition they are impossible to forecast. Having some fiscal space is wise....
...Ricardo Reis, professor of economics, London School of Economics Somewhat negatively, although 2017 may be too early for any effects to be felt....
...Gary Styles, director, GPS Economics Immigration looks set to remain at its current high levels for some time to come....
...Ricardo Reis, professor of economics, London School of Economics Feel about the same as 12 months ago I did not expect such a hard Brexit stance by the new government, neither such an anti-liberal and...
...Ricardo Reis, Professor of Economics, London School of Economics It would greatly increase my uncertainty on the prospects, at all horizons....
...Gary Styles, Director, GPS Economics In practical terms the impact on effective housing supply will be very small....
...The Bank will feel it needs to make a small, but symbolic step towards normalising policy Gary Styles, Director, GPS Economics Monetary policy is only likely to tighten slightly in 2016 if at all....
...Ricardo Reis, Professor of Economics, London School of Economics b) struggle to impose his planned spending cuts but revenues will remain on target or better The Chancellor's plans for debt reduction in...
...Gary Styles, Director, GPS Economics Economic growth looks set to be slightly easier than in 2015. Barring any major change in direction in the world economy or sharper tightening in policy....
...Gary Styles, Director, GPS Economics Far too much reliance on consumer spending fuelled by higher borrowing and excessive house price optimism....
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