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The time may come for such a programme but it is not today
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Budget 2020: the structure of government has changed but the hard economic choices have not
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Political leaders must set out credible plans to tackle the next downturn
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Nonsense economics: the rise of modern monetary theory
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Nonsense economics: the rise of modern monetary theory
Jonathan Portes
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Italian Finance Minister: UK's fiscal position worse than Italy's
Jay Elwes
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Italian Finance Minister: UK's fiscal position worse than Italy's
Jay Elwes
Economics
February 25, 2014
UK growth: "more progress" than the US
Jay Elwes
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UK growth: "more progress" than the US
Jay Elwes
Economics
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The Federal Reserve's statement on tapering quantitative easing
Prospect Team
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The Federal Reserve's statement on tapering quantitative easing
Prospect Team
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December 12, 2013
Big ideas of 2014: Secular stagnation—does monetary policy need a radical rethink?
Jonathan Derbyshire
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Essays
Big ideas of 2014: Secular stagnation—does monetary policy need a radical rethink?
Jonathan Derbyshire
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