Hints and tips:
...Andrew Oswald: Marginally....
...Matthew Ryan: It may be tougher for the MPC to rein in inflation than it is perhaps willing to accept....
...BP’s tight oil growth scenario is rosier than even some shale executives, from ConocoPhillips’s Ryan Lance to Parsley Energy’s Matt Gallagher, expect....
...Steve Keen Kingston University Mariana Mazzucato Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, UCL Ann Pettifor Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME) Kate Raworth University of Oxford Andrew Oswald...
...UniCredit Probably marginally positive as US growth accelerates, and the dollar remains strong — assuming that none of Trump’s horrifying madness in global affairs start to play out already in 2017, Andrew Oswald...
...Andrew Oswald, professor of economics and behavioural science, Warwick University Yes, a little....
...Andrew Oswald, professor of economics and behavioural science, Warwick University More pessimistic than 12 months ago David Owen, chief European financial economist, Jefferies Feel about the same as 12...
...Andrew Oswald, professor of economics and behavioural science, Warwick University Somewhat....
...Ryan Bourne, former head of public policy, Institute of Economic Affairs Totally depends on policy....
...Andrew Oswald, professor of economics and behavioural science, Warwick University That depends on Britons’ psychology over the next few months....
...A version of this idea was discussed earlier this year by Ryan Avent and Karl Smith....
...Andrew Oswald, Warwick University Yes, that is likely....
...Ryan Bourne, Institute of Economics Affairs Depends what you mean by ‘deficit reduction plan’....
...Ryan Bourne, Institute of Economic Affairs Not if the referendum were called in 2015 to take place in 2017....
...Andrew Oswald, Warwick University Barring strange disasters, the answer is a fair amount. Wage pressure is likely to build and build over the next few years....
...Andrew Oswald, Warwick University It would be best to raise interest rates a small amount before next winter, and then, to let the shock sink in, to wait for a while after that....
...Ryan Bourne, Centre for Policy Studies: This is a moot question because it will not happen....
...Professor Andrew Oswald, University of Warwick: A lot. As usual, we can fall back on Churchill. Central banks can be relied upon to do the right thing after they have explored all the alternatives....
...Professor Andrew Oswald, University of Warwick: No. It is hard to know. The UK economy tends to recover automatically, and politicians, quite naturally, overestimate their own role....
...Professor Andrew Oswald, University of Warwick: It is possible that by Summer we will have 12 per cent house price inflation, and unemployment at say 6.7 per cent, and if that happens the Bank will have...
...Professor Andrew Oswald, University of Warwick: There is a strong chance of another tearful ending – probably around five to seven years from now....
...Professor Andrew Oswald, University of Warwick: Quite well. Yes....
...de Estudios Rurales y de Agricultura Internacional, Spain Vita de Waal, Executive Director, Foundation for Gaia, UK Walden Bello (Dr), Executive Director, Focus on the Global South, Thailand Wallace Ryan...
...Andrew Oswald, professor of economics at Warwick University, says: “Oxbridge has suffered because they held on to rigid salary scales. They paid too low and in too equal a way. It’s been a disaster....
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