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Reasons to be negative about the UK’s growth prospects
Tim Congdon
26 May 2010
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In the 15 years to 2007, the British economy had on average faster growth (by about 0.5% to 0.75% a year) than its large European neighbours. A similarly benign context of rising trend output and...
Politicising money lending is not the path to prosperity
Sam Collins
29 March 2010
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One part of Alastair Darling’s Budget that appears to have received little attention from the media is his plan for a “Credit Adjudication Service“. This new body, it appears, will...
Quantitative easing and tighter banking regulation: a lunatic combination?
David B. Smith
5 November 2009
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There seems to be near-lunatic policy inconsistency between the employment of the controversial and potentially dangerous policy of quantitative easing to boost broad money and credit, and the...

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