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Talking tax

What’s been said and what’s gone unsaid in the Conservative leadership election?

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Elections are rarely entirely about a single issue, but there are exceptions. Brexit in the 2019 general election stands out, and today tax cuts totally dominate the 2022 Conservative leadership…

Monetary policy
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Macroeconomic policy

Together we stand, divided we fall?

Is multilateral policy making equipped for the global economic challenges we face?

Thursday 28 April 2022

Brexit, the pandemic and the Ukraine conflict. Have lessons been learned from the global co-ordination around the financial crisis and the roll out of Covid-19 vaccines, or has the rise…

Monetary policy
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Macroeconomic policy

From Covid to conflict

New economic policy challenges for an uncertain world

Thursday 28 April 2022

…The series will kick off with an event on Thursday 28th April assessing the state of multilateral economic policy making in the wake of Brexit, the pandemic and the Ukraine…

Monetary policy
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Firms
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Growth
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Economy 2030

Open for business?

Assessing the performance of British firms

Monday 15 November 2021

British firms have had a tumultuous decade – from the financial crisis to the Covid-19 pandemic. The 2020s brings new challenges as they grapple with post-Brexit trade and regulatory changes,…

Monetary policy
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Macroeconomic policy

Ready for the next recession?

Assessing the UK’s macroeconomic framework

Monday 9 September 2019

The UK economy is facing its highest risk of recession since 2007, as Brexit uncertainty and global instability loom large. When the next downturn will arrive is impossible to say,…

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