As the Guardian has noted in an email this morning: After weeks of speculation, the secretary of state for energy and net zero, Miatta Fahnbulleh,
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New data published in the Financial Times this morning, coming a year after UK pension funds agreed with the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel
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As I say on fiscal rules in the glossary to this blog: Fiscal rules are targets set by governments to limit borrowing, debt, or deficits
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According to the FT, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey will claim today that, and I quote, “Britain is about to enter “a new
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I have a new podcast out with Prof. Radhika Desai: I really enjoyed this conversation. Like my conversations with John Christensen, I think this is
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Jacqueline and I were out yesterday, deliberately looking at the work from different directions. Aside from birdwatching, our main focus was the economics of attention,
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Why has buying a home become so difficult for young people in Britain? In this Funding the Future podcast, I talk to my son James
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In this latest video in my Understanding Economics series, I look at an idea economics has been missing for the last forty years, and it
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The National Audit Office has issued a report this morning that says: [The UK] food supply chain faces a wide range of risks that can
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