The OECD has calculated that after the bounce back and return to pre-pandemic levels there will be still a lot to sort out. Their estimates are that there will be scarring that is left when countries shake themselves off- not just in relation to high levels of debt that will have been accumulated and which will need to be addressed somehow but also because of the distortions created and the misallocation of resources during the pandemic that will need to be unwound . There have undoubtedly been unequal impact of the epidemic on different parts of society, regions and sectors and that could leave permanent scarring. And that could well be reflected in a lower growth of GDP per annum than would otherwise have been the case . But for the UK it...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Both the UK and the Eurozone now have significant problems in achieving sustainable growth and incre...
The OECD has calculated that after the bounce back and return to pre-pandemic levels there will be s...
Is the economic slowdown that we are seeing after the initial bouncebackable a worrying sign for the...
We should be rejoicing that the worst of the pandemic seems to be over. Yes, cases are rising again ...
As vaccines roll out and restrictions are lifted, public debate is turning to the economic recovery ...
The views contained within are those of the author and not necessarily those of BCU or CBS, and shou...
Almost two years ago to the day, Covid-19 began spiralling throughout the UK. Little did we know, th...
Unlike the UK, the EU economy was not able to avoid falling into recession at the turn of the year. ...
Unlike the UK, the EU economy was not able to avoid falling into recession at the turn of the year. ...
With the Bank of England MPC deciding in its August meeting that despite inflation likely to stay ab...
Today saw the announcement of 0.6 per cent GDP growth for the second quarter of this year, leading t...
As lock-down measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic take effect, the UK economy has largely ground...
Covid-19 has proved to be the defining issue of 2020 for Boris Johnson’s government though this is t...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Both the UK and the Eurozone now have significant problems in achieving sustainable growth and incre...
The OECD has calculated that after the bounce back and return to pre-pandemic levels there will be s...
Is the economic slowdown that we are seeing after the initial bouncebackable a worrying sign for the...
We should be rejoicing that the worst of the pandemic seems to be over. Yes, cases are rising again ...
As vaccines roll out and restrictions are lifted, public debate is turning to the economic recovery ...
The views contained within are those of the author and not necessarily those of BCU or CBS, and shou...
Almost two years ago to the day, Covid-19 began spiralling throughout the UK. Little did we know, th...
Unlike the UK, the EU economy was not able to avoid falling into recession at the turn of the year. ...
Unlike the UK, the EU economy was not able to avoid falling into recession at the turn of the year. ...
With the Bank of England MPC deciding in its August meeting that despite inflation likely to stay ab...
Today saw the announcement of 0.6 per cent GDP growth for the second quarter of this year, leading t...
As lock-down measures to combat the Covid-19 pandemic take effect, the UK economy has largely ground...
Covid-19 has proved to be the defining issue of 2020 for Boris Johnson’s government though this is t...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Professor Frank Peck discusses the effect of Covid-19 on the Cumbrian economy and whether 2021 can b...
Both the UK and the Eurozone now have significant problems in achieving sustainable growth and incre...