Senior Adviser Andrew Sentance calls for a bold Budget that addresses long-term investment in the UK’s green recovery plan and tax reform, ahead of Rishi Sunak’s Budget statement on Wednesday 3 March.
On Wednesday 3 March, the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak will deliv…
We recently welcomed Sustainable Investment Manager János Hidi to the Cambridge Econometrics team in Budapest. János will be taking forward our Sustainable Investment service at a critical time for the financial sector managing climate risk and building climate resilience….
Senior Adviser Andrew Sentance shares his thoughts on the latest GDP and inflation figures. Despite the announcement of a new national lockdown in England at the beginning of January, we have had some encouraging news about the resilience of the UK economy over the past week or s…
We interviewed Economist Boglárka Molnár from the Cambridge Econometrics Team in Hungary covering her work highlights so far, what inspired her to become an economist and what she likes to do in her spare time.
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Paula Harrison, Simona Pedde and Zuzana Harmáčková from the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH) provide the latest update on the ongoing UK-SSPs project. They share more about what socio-economic scenarios are, why they are important and introduce the five UK soci…
The latest figures for output and employment confirm how the Coronavirus pandemic and associated lockdowns have taken their toll on the UK economy this year. Senior Adviser Andrew Sentance takes a closer look at the divergent experience of sectors in the UK and what lies ahead fo…
Although he might still be insisting otherwise, Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election. Joe Biden secured a victory with a record-breaking popular vote and the necessary electoral college votes to safely secure the presidency. Biden won the presidency,&nb…
This is the second blog in a case study series that explores the merits of microdata in policy analysis. It investigates changing retirement patterns in the UK, using the Annual Population Survey (APS) microdata set.
As we learned from the first blog in this series, microdata …
Steering the economy has often been likened to trying to drive a car looking through the rear view mirror. All the hard data we have on GDP, employment, etc is at least one or two months out of date.
That may not matter much when the economy is coasting along on a steady cours…
What is microdata and what can we use it for? This is the first blog in a case study series that explains the merits of microdata in policy analysis. This particular blog investigates over-indebtedness in the UK, using the 6th round of the Wealth and Assets Survey published by th…
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