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06.10.26

Financial Times Letter: Burnham could take a leaf from Bob Hawke’s playbook

David Vines and John Llewellyn argue that Andy Burnham’s reform proposals should not be read as a call for an early election. Reforms this important need time, debate and public consultation, as Bob Hawke’s accords with Australia’s unions showed....

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24.09.26

Financial Times: Notes on living in a dangerous world

David Skilling quoted in the Financial Times: “. . . I don’t see how the current institutional set-up remains a political equilibrium”...

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15.09.26

The Guardian: Bank of England urged to slow or halt bond-selling to slash UK borrowing costs

John Llewellyn, a partner at the consultancy Independent Economics and a former chief economist of the OECD, said the idea that there was a firewall between the Treasury and the central bank was a “fiction” and Bailey should expect to negotiate with the chancellor to minimise costs....

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29.08.26

Financial Times: Risk of a new age of financial repression is rising

John Llewellyn and David Skilling quoted in the Financial Times: Monetary policy is being subordinated to financing US government expenditure...

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24.07.26

Financial Times Letter: Why the demand side matters in Europe vs US

Partner Dimitri Zenghelis, published in the Financial Times: why comparing Europe and the US properly reveals a demand-side story economists often miss....

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01.07.26

Scorecard tells Andy Burnham where public money should go

Analysis by the lobby group Invest in Britain suggests support for schools, housing and green energy will deliver the best return...

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19.06.26

DW News: G7 meets crisis: What’s wrong with Europe? | To the Point

Erik Nielsen, senior advisor at Independent Economics discusses what’s really going wrong in Europe - and what it means for the global balance of power. ...

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17.06.26

HM Treasury and the economics of climate and nature

Is economic growth compatible with climate action? MPs explore Treasury’s role in green policy...

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05.06.26

CNBC: ‘Damage is done’: Global growth slowdown inevitable, says Nielsen

Erik Nielsen, senior advisor at Independent Economics discusses his outlook for the next round of central bank decisions, global economic growth, and Europe’s response to Trump’s aggression....

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Financial Times Letter: Burnham could take a leaf from Bob Hawke’s playbook

Financial Times: Notes on living in a dangerous world

The Guardian: Bank of England urged to slow or halt bond-selling to slash UK borrowing costs

Financial Times: Risk of a new age of financial repression is rising

Financial Times Letter: Why the demand side matters in Europe vs US

Scorecard tells Andy Burnham where public money should go

DW News: G7 meets crisis: What’s wrong with Europe? | To the Point

HM Treasury and the economics of climate and nature

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Financial Times: Risk of a new age of financial repression is rising

Financial Times Letter: Why the demand side matters in Europe vs US

Scorecard tells Andy Burnham where public money should go

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CNBC: ‘Damage is done’: Global growth slowdown inevitable, says Nielsen

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