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UK government needs to change tack to prevent a recession

12 August 2022
Monetary Policy

UK government needs to change tack to prevent a recession

12 August 2022
Commenting on the GDP figures out today, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic … Continue reading “UK government needs to change tack to prevent a recession”
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Interest rates will have to rise further

8 August 2022
Monetary Policy

Interest rates will have to rise further

8 August 2022

Andrew Lilico quoted in The Express

Andrew Lilico, IEA Economics Fellow, has been quoted in The Express on the recent interest rate raise by the Bank … Continue reading “Interest rates will have to rise further”
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How independent is the Bank of England?

8 August 2022
Monetary Policy

How independent is the Bank of England?

8 August 2022

James Forder writes for The Times

James Forder, Academic and Research Director at the IEA, has written for The Times on the Bank of England’s independence … Continue reading “How independent is the Bank of England?”
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The Bank of England must recognise its mistakes

8 August 2022
Monetary Policy

The Bank of England must recognise its mistakes

8 August 2022

Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Mail on Sunday

Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, has been quoted in The Mail on Sunday on the Bank of England’s … Continue reading “The Bank of England must recognise its mistakes”
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Bank of England’s mandate and role should urgently be reviewed

4 August 2022
Monetary Policy

Bank of England’s mandate and role should urgently be reviewed

4 August 2022
Responding to the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates to 1.75 per cent, Dr Andrew Lilico, Chair of … Continue reading “Bank of England’s mandate and role should urgently be reviewed”
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The Bank of England should raise the bank rate to 1.75 per cent

2 August 2022
Monetary Policy

The Bank of England should raise the bank rate to 1.75 per cent

2 August 2022

IEA quoted in The Times

The IEA has been quoted in the Times urging the Bank of England to raise the bank rate. Referencing the … Continue reading “The Bank of England should raise the bank rate to 1.75 per cent”
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Raise interest rates to 1.75 per cent immediately, votes Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

2 August 2022
Monetary Policy

Raise interest rates to 1.75 per cent immediately, votes Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

2 August 2022
Raise interest rates to 1.75 per cent immediately, votes Shadow Monetary Policy Committee The IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee (SMPC) … Continue reading “Raise interest rates to 1.75 per cent immediately, votes Shadow Monetary Policy Committee”
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Truss’ calls for Bank of England review may be beneficial

1 August 2022
Monetary Policy

Truss’ calls for Bank of England review may be beneficial

1 August 2022

Julian Jessop quoted in The Telegraph

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has been quoted in the Telegraph commenting on Liz Truss’ calls for a review of … Continue reading “Truss’ calls for Bank of England review may be beneficial”
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Brexit naysayers’ “bias towards misery” exposed by economic data

20 July 2022
Monetary Policy

Brexit naysayers’ “bias towards misery” exposed by economic data

20 July 2022

Julian Jessop quoted in The Express

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Express commenting on GDP data published by the ONS which … Continue reading “Brexit naysayers’ “bias towards misery” exposed by economic data”
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