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Dave Ramsden tells MPs referendum fallout also contributed to lower speed limit for growth of UK economy

'The economy, stupid': rarely have three words been so debased by overuse as the campaign message coined by James Carville, Bill Clinton’s chief strategist in the 1992 US presidential race; a slogan which has been the inspiration of countless headlines in the past three decades.

Top court says riders were self-employed contractors and do not have a right to collective negotiations on pay and conditions

When Javier Milei’s opponent in the 2023 Argentinian elections conceded victory on Sunday night it was obvious that the maverick libertarian economist was going to win big. And he did: once counting finished on Monday, Milei had taken 56% compared to 44% for his opponent, former finance minister Sergio Massa…

Federal Reserve easy-money policies Federal Reserve easy-money policies spawned huge budget deficits. The recent spike in the 10-year Treasury yield was a preview of what's ahead.

It’s the right time to cut taxes to grow the economy, according to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Both he and the chancellor have been discussing the “path to reducing the tax burden” in recent days.

Having met his pledge to halve inflation by the end of the year — albeit thanks to the Bank of England — Rishi Sunak has confirmed that tax cuts will be in tomorrow’s Autumn Statement. Much of the focus is likely to fall on business taxation in the face of…

Outdoors adventures accounted for 2.2% of the US’s GDP in 2022 – more than oil/gas extraction and mining combined

Findings from the NRI confirm that technological excellence alone is not enough.

With Hyundai and tire maker Pirelli setting up plants, the ruler has already struck key deals, but experts doubt the investments are self-sustaining.

The landmark ruling is 'fundamentally important for the gig economy, not just for Deliveroo'