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...A psychological thriller set in 1990, it stars Washington as Joe “Deke” Deacon, a sheriff’s deputy in Kern County, California....
...David Kern, consultant economist, Kern Consulting Many of Donald Trump’ s economic policies, ie cutting business taxes and reducing significantly the regulatory burden on businesses, will boost US & global...
...David Kern, consultant economist, Kern Consulting Consumer price inflation is likely to rise steadily during 2017. reaching around 2.5% in the final quarter of the year....
...David Kern, consultant economist, Kern Consulting Philip Hammond will use the additional headroom for more borrowing, mainly focusing on infrastructure investment aimed to raise the UK’s productive potential...
...David Kern, consultant economist, Kern Consulting Feel about the same as 12 months ago The initial negative consequences of Brexit (mainly due to higher uncertainty) will be temporary, and will be much...
...David Kern, consultant economist, Kern Consulting I expect UK GDP to grow by 1.8% in 2017, slightly slower than in 2016 but much stronger than the current consensus predicts....
...David Kern, Chief Economist, British Chambers of Commerce b) struggle to impose his planned spending cuts but revenues will remain on target or better George Osborne spending cuts are very ambitious....
...David Kern, Chief Economist, British Chambers of Commerce UK monetary policy will be slightly tighter by the end of 2016....
...Ryan Bourne, Head of public policy, Institute of Economic Affairs If the past 8 years have shown us anything, it’s that forecasting is a mug’s game....
...Ryan Bourne, Head of public policy, Institute of Economic Affairs My greatest concern is the political obsession with rebalancing, both sectorally and geographically....
...Ryan Bourne, Institute of Economics Affairs Depends what you mean by ‘deficit reduction plan’....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce UK real earnings are already in positive territory and the positive trend should strengthen next year....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce UK GDP growth will almost certainly slow in 2015, from the 3 per cent pace expected in 2014....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce The Bank of England raise should only consider raising interest rates in the final months of 2015 at the earliest....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: The housing market may become overheated in the future, but at the present time it needs to be watched rather than restrained....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: By and large, plan A has been vindicated by recent developments. Plan A has not been the main reason for the economy’s weak recovery following the recession....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: No, the Bank of England will not change its forward guidance (FG) in 2014, neither should it. But the policy should be communicated better....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: The recovery will not end in tears, but the recent spurt in growth will give way to a more modest pace....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: The UK economy will grow by at least 2.7 per cent in calendar year 2014, almost double the growth in 2013....
...David Kern, BCC chief economist: The original “Plan A” has already been significantly modified....
...David Kern, BCC chief economist: The Treasury should certainly initiate a public debate on the monetary regime, but should not rush to replace the BoE’s current remit....
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