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Tag: Fiscal Policy

Mayors and councils need £32bn capital funding injection for decade of renewal

26/10/2024 - Leave a Comment

The government’s ambition to deliver a decade of national renewal will only be possible if it provides £32bn capital funding a year for mayors and local councils, new analysis from …

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Delivering Despite the Rules

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Mark E Thomas and Vince Gomez argue that if Labour sticks too literally to its Fiscal Rules, it will fail to deliver, so creative thinking is needed. When he became …

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Don’t take the right turn

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Katy Wiese calls for economic transformation in the European Union to avoid a swerve in the wrong direction. In this year’s European Union (EU) elections, far-right parties made gains across …

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The US government’s debt has been downgraded. Here’s what to know

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Late Tuesday, Fitch Ratings became the second of the three major credit-rating firms to remove its coveted triple-A assessment of the United States government’s credit worthiness, a move that …

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UK economic outlook downgraded to ‘negative’ by rating agency

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The UK’s economic outlook has been downgraded from “stable” to “negative” by the rating agency Moody’s because of political instability and high inflation. Moody’s said the change in outlook was …

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IMF chief rebukes UK officials over ‘policy coherence’

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International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva has rebuked the United Kingdom over its planned tax cuts, telling its finance minister and central bank chief that their policies should not be …

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No, Republicans Aren’t Better at Managing the Economy Than Democrats

07/05/2022 - Leave a Comment

In the first-ever televised debate between vice presidential candidates in 1976, Kansas Republican Robert Dole deflected a question about his running mate Gerald Ford’s pardon of Richard Nixon by accusing the Democrats …

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Dependency issues

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Coming out of the pandemic crisis will be a difficult political and economic balancing act for the Eurozone. And Germany stands to topple, says Dirk Ehnts. The Eurozone is a …

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