
I'm an independent economist with over thirty-five years of experience gained in the public sector, the City and consultancy. I now work mainly with thinktanks, notably the Institute of Economic Affairs, and am a regular commentator in the media.
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This week the ONS published new analysis of the key measure of labour productivity, namely output per hour worked. This is one of the most important drivers of economic growth, living standards, and the public finances.
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This is an extended version of my submission to the Shadow Monetary Policy Committee run by CityAM, where I reluctantly voted for a quarter point increase in UK interest rates to 4%.
Vote: Raise 25 basis points
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The reassuringly strong GDP data added to evidence that the UK economy is holding up better than most were expecting – me included – after the outbreak of the US-Iran war.
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Six points struck me about John Healey’s first major speech as Chancellor on Monday. The first was that he was giving it all.
This is not just because Healey’s appointment to this role was unexpected. It was also because of the new Chancel...
The stream of bad news about energy shows no sign of ending.
Last month the regulator Ofgem confirmed that the cap on domestic bills will rise by another 4% in October, despite the temporary removal of VAT from the cost of electricity.
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