Hints and tips:
...says Georges Kern, CEO of Breitling....
...David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said the deficit remained “unacceptably high” and called on the government to do more to support exporters....
...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 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 I believe the MPC will have to start tightening policy during 2017, with the first increase in Bank Rate likely to occur around the middle 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 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, 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...
...“Autumn Leaves” was obliquely stated, there was Gershwin as a samba and Kern at a romp. Elias was on fire and in command, twisting and turning and putting her stamp on “Desafinado”....
...“It’s been very much a case of missed opportunity,” says David Kerns, head of private clients at currency broker Moneycorp....
...Also stepping down at this year’s annual meeting will be Vyomesh Joshi, Arthur Kern and Gary Wilson....
...But there is little pride in that – rather, as Charlie tells Jake (Scott Hazel), “there are no roads out of here, mate”....
...David Kern, BCC chief economist: The UK economy will grow by about 1% in 2013. This is better than in 2012, but weak by historical standards....
...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....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: “Plan A” has been overemphasised and unsuccessful....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: Biggest problem is credit demand – supply measures can resolve sectoral problems but not macro ones....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: Inflation isn’t a problem now and wont be seen to be a problem by end of 2012....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School did not answer George Buckley, Deutsche Bank: Productivity reflects, of course, the relationship between employment and activity....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: Two – we will see the return of the drachma – or at least plans to return to the drachma....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: Getting rid of a debt income overhang is the challenge in the West....
...David Kern, British Chamber of Commerce: The UK outlook has worsened in Q4 2011 and the deterioration is likely to continue in the first half of 2012....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School: With growth being modest deficit reduction wont be seen as going fast enough relative to target....
...Andrew Scott, London Business School Fiscal consolidation is a long haul and needs to be state contingent rather than tied to numerical targets for specific dates....
...David Kern, chief economist of the British Chamber of Commerce The UK cannot isolate itself entirely from international shocks....
...David Kern, chief economist of the British Chamber of Commerce There must be much more emphasis on a range of policies aimed at improving the productive potential of the economy....
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