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⚡️OUT NOW ⚡️The Comprehensive #SpendingReview: What to Expect and Why it Matters In our latest #MondayInterview, just published, our Deputy Director Adrian Pabst unpacks the key themes ahead of Wednesday's announcements ⬇️ hubs.la/Q03rcV_N0

Our Deputy Director Adrian Pabst shares his thoughts ahead of today's #SpendingReview 👇💬

🚨 Follow this thread for our live reactions to the Chancellor's #SpendingReview 🚨 While you wait, don't miss our latest blog by Deputy Director Adrian Pabst unpacking what to expect from today's announcements and why it matters 👇 1/n 🧵 niesr.ac.uk/blog/understan…

"It is now almost inevitable that if [the Chancellor] is to keep to her fiscal rules, she will have to raise taxes in the Autumn Budget" Our Interim Director Stephen Millard as the #SpendingReview begins 👇 2/n 🧵

Stephen Millard "It is far from clear how the #SpendingReview will boost living standards [for the poorest 40% of UK households] by the end of this Parliament, especially given that spending cuts will likely hit public services on which the low-income households depend" Adrian Pabst ⬇ 3/n 🧵

Stephen Millard Adrian Pabst "Sticking with capital spending projects such as the third runway at #Heathrow will continue a long trend of privileging investment in London and the South-East, which is at odds with the government’s professed commitment of rebalancing the economy towards long-neglected

Stephen Millard Adrian Pabst Ben Associate Economist Robyn Smith comments on the Chancellor's social housing announcements in today's #SpendingReview 🏘⬇ 8/n 🧵

"How is [the Chancellor] going to meet her own fiscal rules come the Autumn Budget? If she isn't going to go for cuts... then it's going to have to be #tax increases." Our Deputy Director Adrian Pabst speaks to Times Radio's Dominic O'Connell following yesterday's #SpendingReview 🎧👇

How can we embed pro-#productivity policies across government? Join NIESR and The Productivity Institute to hear an expert panel tackle this important economic question 💬 ⏰ 9 July, 13:30–16:00 📍 Carlton House Terrace, London Register to attend 🎟👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/joining-up-p…

'The Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy demonstrates why posing a dichotomy between free-markets and industrial strategy is a false one' Our latest #MondayInterview by Tom Kelsey and Adrian Pabst is out now - Read it here🔓⬇️ The Productivity Institute hubs.la/Q03v8w960

Our #webinar is now underway, with Adrian Pabst chairing it, and introducing Ben who has started his presentation highlighting the role #uncertainty has played in the economic backdrop of this first year of #Labour Government Follow the live thread here🧵 ⬇️ 1/

Huge honour to give a lecture in the Aula Magna at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan — on the occasion of 30th years of its Graduate School of Economics and IR ⁦Università Cattolica⁩ ⁦Luca G. Castellin⁩

#WeekendReading:🔖 Our latest #MondayInterview by Tom Kelsey and Adrian Pabst 💬 'The Government’s Modern Industrial Strategy demonstrates why posing a dichotomy between free-markets and industrial strategy is a false one' ⬇️ The Productivity Institute hubs.la/Q03vW7170

The role of policy is to absorb shocks and reduce uncertainty. Yet as my ⁦National Institute of Economic and Social Research⁩ colleague ⁦Hailey Low⁩ rightly suggests, the current fiscal rules add to uncertainty by exacerbating speculation as to which taxes go up in the Autumn Budget bbc.com/news/articles/…

.David Smith nails it in this piece on our mounting debt problems. Note the corollary that the fiscal rules are not fit for purpose follows so clearly. CamEcon Stephen Millard

⚡️OUT NOW⚡️ In our latest #MondayInterview, just published, Adrian Pabst lists the main pro-#productivity policies the Government should adopt, and outlines the key challenges the Govt will much likely face to implement them ⬇️⬇️ Royal Economic Society hubs.la/Q03x0MdG0

What has happened to the UK economy since after the Financial #Crisis of 2008? Our #LivingStandard review goes under the bonnet and tries to explain the main reasons - Read it here 👉 hubs.la/Q03xQZky0 #UKeconomy #GFC #inequality

#WeekendReading 🔖 In this #blog our Adrian Pabst lists the main pro-#productivity policies the Government should adopt, and outlines the key challenges the Govt will much likely face to implement them ⬇️ hubs.la/Q03xTg2m0

The #UK needs to translate its plans for long-term economic #growth into a clear set of priorities in order to reverse current trends and end the 15 years of poor #productivity it has experienced 📈 ⬇️⬇️⬇️ The Productivity Institute hubs.la/Q03yTl1h0

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