Hints and tips:
...Vicky Pryce: Worse....
...Tony Yates, consultant/blogger Flat productivity since 2008 has been a terrible shock....
...Vicky Pryce, former joint head of the UK Government Economic Service Wage growth will accelerate somewhat as skills shortages are already beginning to appear....
...Vicky Pryce, former joint head of the UK Government Economic Service Rates [are] likely to stay the same, at 0.5 per cent through 2018....
...Don Smith, chief investment officer, Brown Shipley It is difficult to envisage the UK struggling against a sustained rise in inflation pressure at a time when its economy is experiencing sub-par economic...
...Tony Yates, Consultant/blogger I would guess about 1-1.5 per cent growth....
...Tony Yates, consultant/blogger Feel about the same as 12 months ago....
...Don Smith, deputy CIO Brown Shipley The challenges faced by the UK economy this coming year are by no means insignificant....
...The government should release more brown field sites. The house building industry prefers green field sites as it is cheaper to build there. This must be resisted....
...Vicky Pryce, Chief Economic Adviser, CEBR a) struggle to impose his planned spending cuts and revenues will fall short of expectations Overall, the spending review revealed a Chancellor who was unable...
...Vicky Pryce, Chief Economic Adviser, CEBR The rise in interest rates in the US will have little no impact on the UK....
...Tony Yates, Professor of Economics, University of Birmingham; Centre for Macroeconomics at the LSE I think it is somewhat futile to worry too much about the 'balance' of the recovery....
...Tony Yates, Professor of Economics, University of Birmingham; Centre for Macroeconomics at the LSE My best guess would be that not much would happen in the short term, but in the longer term the trajectory...
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