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Although the backdrop to the Budget of an excellent fiscal position and a strong economy is a familiar one, there are some key differences from previous years. The general election is just months away and the risks to the economy have shifted to the …
22nd February 2001
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16th February 2001
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9th February 2001
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2nd February 2001
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26th January 2001
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19th January 2001
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12th January 2001
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5th January 2001
There are as many opinions on the “new economy” as there are economists – in fact, probably more. But amidst all the hype on the one hand and the outright scepticism on the other, there has apparently been a beacon light to guide the path for sceptics and …
30th December 2000
This report is only available as a PDF. Click to download. … Petrol prices to fuel rate cuts? …
15th December 2000
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8th December 2000
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24th November 2000
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16th November 2000
This report is only available as a PDF. Click to download. … Mr Brown’s fiscal drip-feed …
9th November 2000
The package of policy measures announced in the Pre-Budget Report was more generous than generally expected. The loss of revenues due to the freeze in fuel duties and the extra spending on pensions will cost the Chancellor roughly £4bn per annum, more …
8th November 2000
This report is only available as a PDF. Click to download. … Surveying the slowdown …
3rd November 2000
Although the Pre-Budget Report normally contains little in the way of policy measures, this year could be different. The Chancellor is under intense pressure to devote extra funding to several highprofile causes for which there is considerable public …
2nd November 2000
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27th October 2000
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20th October 2000
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16th October 2000
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29th September 2000
One of the defining features of the economic and political landscape in recent years has been the steady improvement in the public finances. This trend has already allowed the Government to announce the biggest increases in public spending for decades. …
27th September 2000
20th September 2000
This report is only available as a PDF. Click to download. … Philosophical stand-off at the MPC …
18th September 2000
Sharp swings in the housing market have become an accepted characteristic of the UK economy over the past 30 years. Indeed, so pronounced have the swings in the housing market been that they have often seemed to be the defining characteristic of the UK …
27th June 2000
