Economics
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Letters: Historians and classicists can be just as Machiavellian as any PPEist
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Letters: RPI may overstate inflation by about 0.2% on average but CPI understates it by about 0.8%
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Britain loses top spot as ONS revises down annual growth to 1.8%, from an initial estimate of 2%
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Heather Stewart is joined by Andrew Lilico, Ann Pettifor, Jonathan Portes, Rachel Reeves and Vince Cable for an extended discussion at a Guardian Live event in London
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All the day’s economic and financial news, as a second estimate of UK GDP shows faster growth than first thought
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Guardian Brexit watch 'The economy looks set to be slowing again' – experts debate Brexit watch data
Katie AllenTwo former members of the Bank of England’s interest rate-setting committee discuss the outlook for the UK economy -
The latest monthly Guardian analysis finds cracks showing in the picture of resilience seen since the vote to leave the EU
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Meeting between Angela Merkel and Christine Lagarde could end impasse – though austerity is unlikely to end
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The Treasury committee have questioned Bank of England governor Mark Carney, chief economist Andy Haldane, and policymakers Gertjan Vlieghe and Ian McCafferty
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MPC member Gertjan Vlieghe tells MPs that central bank’s financial models ‘are just not that good’ for predicting even a recession
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Borrowing bill hits lowest January level in 17 years, putting chancellor in position to ease some austerity plans
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The same forces fuelling the rise of hate groups and crime in America are operating in Brexit Britain
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All the day’s economic and financial news, including the unravelling of Kraft Heinz’s pursuit of Unilever and a Greek bailout meeting
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Economics viewpoint Is this the end of UK's retail boom?
Larry ElliottEconomic indicators point to a prolonged slump in consumer spending, and as prices rise real income will fall
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With another bailout set to bring more cuts, quitting the euro is back on the agenda
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ONS says weaker sterling since Brexit vote led to 37.3m visits to UK in 2016, with big rise in North American tourists
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Crude oil’s 20% price leap and sterling’s slide against dollar have made cost of petrol and diesel rocket at pumps
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Just as neoliberalism is finally on its knees, so too is the left