Hints and tips:
...Colin Ellis: Hopefully not!...
...Colin Ellis, Birmingham University, Visiting Fellow In the event of a vote for exit, I think prospects for next year would be a little weaker, and indeed over the medium term (obviously the latter accumulates...
...Vicky’s the director I started out doing theatre with”) to Tessa Ross at FilmFour....
...Colin Ellis, British Venture Capital Association: First question: probably not....
...Vicky Pryce, senior managing director at FTI Consulting, warned that it was more than just households which were likely to be affected by the coming austerity....
...Vicky Redwood, Capital Economics: Inflation will drop sharply in 2012....
...“The evidence is strong that they are agents of a foreign government,” said Judge Ronald Ellis. “In order to have confidence that someone will appear in court, you have to know who that person is.”...
...Vicky Redwood, Capital Economics: We think that the permanent damage to the UK’s productivity has been rather less than many people think....
...“The level of exports was basically unchanged from December,” said Colin Ellis, economist at Daiwa Europe, noting that it did little more than reverse the decline in January....
...“Companies pulling back from borrowing certainly doesn’t point to a firm pick-up in activity,” said Colin Ellis, economist at Daiwa Europe....
...Colin Ellis, British Venture Capital Association: I think the answer is very similar to both of these; we need policies to help the jobs market....
...Colin Ellis, British Venture Capital Association: Perhaps foolishly, I still cling to the hope that at the precipice European politicians will realise the fallout will be far worse than they currently appear...
...Vicky Redwood, Capital Economics: We expect UK GDP to contract by 0.5 per cent in 2012 but things could be much worse....
...Vicky Redwood, Capital Economics: The economy is struggling to withstand the fiscal squeeze but the Government should not alter its plans dramatically....
...Colin Ellis, economist at Daiwa Securities, noted that the economy has now shrunk by 5.7 per cent from peak to trough....
...“The MPC’s preferred measure of the broad money supply rose by a decent 0.6 per cent m/m in July,” said Vicky Redwood at Capital Economics. “But this didn’t even reverse June’s fall....
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