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Getting out of crises quickly – what do we know?

11 November 2020
Economic Theory

Getting out of crises quickly – what do we know?

Christian Bjørnskov
11 November 2020
Coronavirus has resulted in a major economic crisis and caused immense damage to both the economy and people’s lives. This … Continue reading “Getting out of crises quickly – what do we know?”

Ten steps which should change the British economy

24 July 2020
Government and Institutions

Ten steps which should change the British economy

Alexander Temerko
24 July 2020
We are undoubtedly living in a time of great crisis. You have to be of an exceptionally optimistic disposition to … Continue reading “Ten steps which should change the British economy”

The roaring 2020s is not off the cards yet

15 June 2020

The roaring 2020s is not off the cards yet

15 June 2020

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

In January, the IEA’s Director General Mark Littlewood wrote, in an article titled ‘Ignore the doomsayers’, that we should be … Continue reading “The roaring 2020s is not off the cards yet”

Recovery from the pandemic will require a single-minded focus on maximising growth

9 June 2020
Regulation

Recovery from the pandemic will require a single-minded focus on maximising growth

Sinclair Davidson
9 June 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic will be a global trauma that people talk about – argue about – for decades. Debate is … Continue reading “Recovery from the pandemic will require a single-minded focus on maximising growth”

There’s a threat to growth, despite the recovery

10 September 2013

There’s a threat to growth, despite the recovery

Philip Booth
10 September 2013
George Osborne capitalised on some good economic news in his speech yesterday. He argued that the economy has turned a … Continue reading “There’s a threat to growth, despite the recovery”

Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess

25 August 2010

Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess

Steven Kates
25 August 2010
“When John Maynard Keynes talked of persistent under-employment, he did not mean that, following a big shock, economies stay frozen … Continue reading “Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess”

Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess

25 August 2010

Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess

Steven Kates
25 August 2010
“When John Maynard Keynes talked of persistent under-employment, he did not mean that, following a big shock, economies stay frozen … Continue reading “Robert Skidelsky’s economic policy mess”

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