Add to ORKGMuch attention is currently focussed on when the lockdown can be ended, the economy returned to normality and the UK to leave the transition as planned. This article assesses the evidence and suggests mid-May as a possible date to begin a return to normality
As lock-down measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic have taken effect, the UK economy has ground t...
This article consdiers the increased vulnerability of the British workforce in the year following th...
The Government pronouncement that pubs and bars will re-open tomorrow (July 4th–American Independenc...
Centre for Brexit Studies Senior Fellow Dr Steven McCabe has shared his thoughts and views on corona...
Tuesday’s announcement by the ONS (Office for National Statistics), tells us much about the state of...
Is the economic slowdown that we are seeing after the initial bouncebackable a worrying sign for the...
As plans for easing lockdown are announced in each of the four nations, employers and employees are ...
In the next couple of weeks, we expect the return to normal to gather pace. Having been cooped up fo...
A lot has been written and discussed about the type of life we may all be leading once the pandemic ...
Two leading industry experts have joined forces to discuss the future of the UK post-coronavirus cri...
The forthcoming Union Budget will be presented in the backdrop of the largest ever contraction – the...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Wolters Kluwer Health vi...
Three months ago when we wrote the foreword for the last economic commentary, the world was just beg...
Artículo de revistaThis article uses microdata from the Spanish Labour Force Survey (EPA) to conduct...
Published on 25 March 2020The world economy cannot survive the current social distancing for more th...
As lock-down measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic have taken effect, the UK economy has ground t...
This article consdiers the increased vulnerability of the British workforce in the year following th...
The Government pronouncement that pubs and bars will re-open tomorrow (July 4th–American Independenc...
Centre for Brexit Studies Senior Fellow Dr Steven McCabe has shared his thoughts and views on corona...
Tuesday’s announcement by the ONS (Office for National Statistics), tells us much about the state of...
Is the economic slowdown that we are seeing after the initial bouncebackable a worrying sign for the...
As plans for easing lockdown are announced in each of the four nations, employers and employees are ...
In the next couple of weeks, we expect the return to normal to gather pace. Having been cooped up fo...
A lot has been written and discussed about the type of life we may all be leading once the pandemic ...
Two leading industry experts have joined forces to discuss the future of the UK post-coronavirus cri...
The forthcoming Union Budget will be presented in the backdrop of the largest ever contraction – the...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Wolters Kluwer Health vi...
Three months ago when we wrote the foreword for the last economic commentary, the world was just beg...
Artículo de revistaThis article uses microdata from the Spanish Labour Force Survey (EPA) to conduct...
Published on 25 March 2020The world economy cannot survive the current social distancing for more th...
As lock-down measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic have taken effect, the UK economy has ground t...
This article consdiers the increased vulnerability of the British workforce in the year following th...
The Government pronouncement that pubs and bars will re-open tomorrow (July 4th–American Independenc...