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Tag: Fiscal policy

Macro policy for a post-Brexit government

Whether still a member of the European Union or in some other economic and political arrangement with Europe, a new government would inherit an unbalanced and stagnating economy.

Budget 2018: The PEF Council reacts

What should we take away from this year’s Budget? Our PEF Council react to Hammond’s announcements on Universal Credit, investment, growth and more.

Budget 2018: Progressive Perspectives

Since the introduction of austerity, the focus of each Budget has been on reducing the deficit and debt – to the detriment of the wider economy. In this podcast series, members of the PEF Council explore what a progressive approach to the Budget could look like.

The size of the Chancellor’s envelope: why does it matter?

Much of the Chancellor’s upcoming Budget (October 29) risks being made irrelevant by the culmination of Brexit negotiations in the following month. But we should be aware of one announcement that is likely to have a lasting impact on the shape of government spending – the size of the ‘spending envelope’

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