Don’t Panic! (At least not about inflation)
Concerns about high inflation – a key narrative underpinning recent financial volatility – are highly suspect As financial markets have been showing their panicky side in the last few weeks, we’ve […]
Concerns about high inflation – a key narrative underpinning recent financial volatility – are highly suspect As financial markets have been showing their panicky side in the last few weeks, we’ve […]
The Bank of England’s inflation forecasts in the period since the Brexit vote have been largely inaccurate – is this […]
Homeownership and the increasing fortification of the domestic home are linked by our increasingly neoliberal society. Home goes to the […]
In the latest blog in SPERI’s series on ‘The Coming Crisis’ Jacqueline Best asks: what do central banks and governments […]
While both countries have experienced comparatively strong growth, divergence on the current account ensures that the UK’s situation looks much […]
Critics of the protection of pensioner benefit entitlements are playing into George Osborne’s hands The politics of austerity appears to […]
The problems are not really the economics at all, but much more the politics A month ago nobody had heard […]
George Osborne has promised full employment, but closer examination suggests a continuing lack of ambition In 1991 Norman Lamont, Chancellor […]