John Van Reenen, Director of the Centre for Economic Performance, gives his reaction to the 2016 Budget. The austerity approach continues, despite it having little economic sense. Fuel duty is frozen as a sweetener to his backbenchers. And in terms of the future, Osborne may have spent time outlining the global uncertainties on the long-term economic horizon, but it’s the closer possibility of Brexit which has the potential to be the biggest disruption to his plans
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Increasing numbers of liberal economists are gravely worried that the UK has made a wrong turn in ch...
Reflecting on yesterday’s budget, John Van Reenen argues that an opportunity was missed. While there...
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The UK’s Spending Review has been forced on the British Chancellor because weak economic growth has ...
We asked experts to react to the 2015 Spending Review, with a particular focus on the Conservative P...
Growth is key to the government’s plans for the recovery. Tony Dolphin, Senior Economist at the Inst...
John Van Reenen reacts to the news today that the UK has avoided economic contraction in the last qu...
Who would have thought an election was around the corner? John Van Reenen looks at what George Osbor...
Increasing numbers of liberal economists are gravely worried that the UK has made a wrong turn in ch...
Yesterday saw the Chancellor’s autumn statement. Tony Dolphin argues that the measures announced in ...
Increasing numbers of liberal economists are gravely worried that the UK has made a wrong turn in ch...
Reflecting on yesterday’s budget, John Van Reenen argues that an opportunity was missed. While there...
In advance of Budget Day on Wednesday John Van Reenen highlights a range of chronic weaknesses which...
George Osborne used his budget speech to portray the coalition government’s stewardship of the econo...
In this article, John Van Reenen looks at the UK’s economic performance since the global financial c...
Following the 2017 Budget, Michael Ellington and Costas Milas offer some first comments on why, rega...
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt faces a difficult balancing act to try and delay many measures while doing en...
John Van Reenen examines the economic and political implications of Moody’s stripping the UK of its ...
The UK’s Spending Review has been forced on the British Chancellor because weak economic growth has ...
We asked experts to react to the 2015 Spending Review, with a particular focus on the Conservative P...
Growth is key to the government’s plans for the recovery. Tony Dolphin, Senior Economist at the Inst...
John Van Reenen reacts to the news today that the UK has avoided economic contraction in the last qu...