
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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As expected, John Healey’s first Budget was largely a non-event and, as such, a missed opportunity.
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Leading think tanks all gave it poor r...
As expected, John Healey delivered a low-key ‘first do no harm’ pre-election Budget, with a few treats for voters and no nasty surprises for investors. But a ‘do some real good’ Budget was needed.
The only ‘rabbit’ was a £100 ‘household en...
John Healey will probably be aiming for a low-key ‘first do no harm’ Budget: a few treats for households and businesses, with no nasty surprises for investors and especially for the bond markets.
Here, the Treasury and the new Chancellor d...
Theme of the Week
I’m recently back from a lovely break in southern France, where we experienced all the culture the region has to offer: hiking around Montségur, cassoulet in Carcassonne, and a light tear-gassing in Toulouse…
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One of the Burnham government’s most rational decisions so far has been to green light production from the Jackdaw gas field. The UK will need some natural gas for the foreseeable future, and sourcing more of it closer to home makes compell...
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