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...The writer is managing director of Tooley Street Research and a former Treasury minister Letter in response to this article: Economics has never been about ‘quantifying’ / From A Velasco, University of...
...Michael Dicks, chief economist, Wadhwani Asset Management Increasingly, the consensus among central bankers is shifting — first, in admitting that the efficacy of further doses of QE was in doubt and, second...
...Michael Dicks, chief economist, Wadhwani Asset Management I expect inflation to turn out higher than the consensus expects in 2017....
...Economics, Queen Mary College, University of London William Tayler Lecturer, University of Lancaster James Malley Professor of Economics, University of Glasgow Kitty Ussher Managing Director, Tooley...
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd If it creates greater geopolitical instability then that will affect business confidence....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd A stronger economy will lead to greater tax receipts. But interest rates rising faster will increase the already-substantial debt payments....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd Feel about the same as 12 months ago I am pleasantly surprised that the short-term shock to confidence lasted a matter of weeks rather than months...
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I don’t think it will be the subject of negotiation at all....
...Kitty Ussher, managing director, Tooley Street Research Ltd I see no reason why it would slow....
...Ashwin Kumar, director of Liverpool Economics, thinks the OBR has been “over-optimistic in their forecasts for wage growth”, while Kitty Ussher, Managing Director of Tooley Street Research and a former Treasury...
...But in Africa, governments acknowledge that many parents have already voted with their feet, says Michael Barber, Pearson’s chief education adviser....
...Michael Saunders, Citi , Little effect either way: modest rise in housebuilding, modest subsidy to demand from HTB....
...Michael Saunders, Citi, Recovery is likely to remain unbalanced between solid domestic demand and weakness in net exports....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research A little tighter....
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research Growth will be strong in 2016: confidence is high and the financial crisis is now behind us, which will be proved by interest rates starting their...
...Kitty Ussher, Managing Director, Tooley Street Research (a) a vote to leave in 2016 would have a very negative short- to medium-term effect on the investment climate mainly through the uncertainty that...
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research Reduced business investment, reduced consumer confidence due to greater atmosphere of uncertainty....
...Michael Saunders of Citi was alone in predicting very strong growth and even an improvement in the eurozone economy....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research It will slowly continue to improve....
...Michael Saunders, Citi The jobless rate probably will hit the MPC’s estimate of full employment (5.1 per cent jobless rate) during 2015....
...Michael Saunders, Citi The next government will probably not need to cut as sharply as the current plans imply, because the OBR are probably too gloomy on the economy’s prospects....
...Kitty Ussher, Tooley Street Research Interest rates should rise when the savings ratio begins to look low again, to discourage unsustainable borrowing....
...He found it in the excellent little journal of The Mediterranean Garden (www.MediterraneanGardenSociety.org), where Michael Tooley, a professor of geography, follows Jekyll on far more Mediterranean travels...
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