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Tag Archives: bank of england
Inflation and the British economy
There is an excellent article in today’s FT by Chris Giles. Unfortunately this is behind the FT paywall so I don’t think clicking through will help most of my readers. Mr Giles considers what has gone wrong with the British … Continue reading
Posted in Economics & Finance, Politics UK
Tagged bank of england, economics, inflation, UK economic policy
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Who is to blame for the UK’s economic mess?
As time passes it is clear that the UK’s economic crisis is amongst the worst of the major developed economies, though Japan may beat it on some measures. It’s not in the league of some smaller economies, like Ireland or … Continue reading
Posted in Economics & Finance, Politics UK
Tagged bank of england, banking, economics, Gordon Brown, IFS, interest rates, Labour, Wendy Carlin
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Time to rethink the Bank of England
Central banks can’t manage inflation or unemployment. We should stop pretending that they can. Continue reading
Posted in Economics & Finance
Tagged bank of england, economics, interest rates, monetary policy
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