Hints and tips:
...Andrew Simms: This is simply the wrong question....
...Trevor Williams: No — it may have gone too far in raising taxes....
...Trevor Williams: Monetary and fiscal policy a risk if wrongly used....
...Trevor Williams, visiting professor at the University of Derby: No, and the UK’s recovery will be significantly weaker than its peers....
...Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby No....
...Trevor Williams, professor, Derby University, TW consultancy 2.3 per cent — pay growth will slow as the pace of economic growth slows....
...Trevor Williams, professor, Derby University, TW consultancy I think interest rates will not rise in 2018....
...Trevor Williams, professor, University of Derby, TW consultancy No, that would require more certainty about the future trading relationship with Europe and better foreign prospects than seems likely....
...Trevor Williams, professor, University of Derby, TW consultancy As inflation falls consumers real disposable income will improve but that depends on whether wage inflation growth slows as well....
...Trevor Williams, Professor, Derby university, TW consultancy 1.3 per cent....
...Andrew Simms, co-director New Weather Institute, University of Sussex Unclassified....
...“Conflict and environmental degradation show no sign of lessening,” said Andrew Simms, co-director of the New Weather Institute....
...Andrew Simms, co-director, New Weather Institute The effect of Donald Trump’s presidency on the UK economy in 2017 will be as unpredictable as the bounce of an American football....
...Andrew Simms, co-director, New Weather Institute The UK is weighed down with an ageing, creaking, high-carbon infrastructure....
...Andrew Simms, co-director, New Weather Institute There is a strange and tenacious myth in economic commentary that a single, meaningful interest rate prevails across the economy....
...Professor Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby Growth to slow to 1.5% or less....
...Professor Trevor Williams, visiting professor, University of Derby More pessimistic than 12 months ago The effects of Brexit will be negative once Article 50 is triggered, due to ongoing uncertainty, the...
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: Scotland will decide....
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: We think that the economic recovery will bring with it some rise in productivity. Is it really a puzzle?...
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: The housing market is a risk but it is nowhere near a bubble at the moment....
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: Deficit reduction remains a challenge, but the economic recovery is the best way to bring the deficit down....
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: We don’t think policy will change....
...Andrew Simms, New Economics Foundation: It is revealing that the word ‘sustainability’ here is drained of its once dominant environmental meaning....
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds Banking Group: Our forecast shows that we believe that the UK economic recovery will strengthen in 2014, reaching 2.6 per cent in our latest UK quarterly....
...Trevor Williams, Lloyds TSB: UK productivity is weak because of lack of investment in skills for decades....
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