UK economy

Tag details

Welcome to the 'UK-economy' tag page at Technorati. This page features content from the farthest reaches of the Blogosphere that authors have "tagged" with 'UK-economy'.

Look up Offsite Link "UK-economy" at The Free Dictionary

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “UK economy”

  • Global Economy: 3 Signs of Hope for MSPs


    MSPmentorAuthority Authority: 525
    We’re not out of the woods yet, but multiple geographies are showing signs of an economic recovery. From North America to Europe and now Japan, improving economic indicators could help managed service providers accelerate their businesses in 2010. Here’s a look at some of the most recent economic signs… …from ...
    3 hours ago
  • Wales leading the Contact Centre revolution


    e-clipsblogAuthority Authority: 124
    According to the UK Contact Centre Decision-Makers’ Guide , contact centres in Wales are the best in the UK. The prestigious industry report said the region topped its annual survey, designed to measure performance, efficiency, human resources and technology at organisations across the country.
    7 hours ago
  • A weekly eye on the UK economy


    Family: News and advice on family matters children and parentsAuthority Authority: 975
    The minutes of the Bank of Englands last meeting should be the standout event of the week beginning November 16 writes Angela Monaghan
    9 hours ago
  • Pay freezes and macro performance


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    The forum post I am setting my AS macro students this week focuses on the possible economic impact of wage cuts and pay freezes. I am hoping it will help to develop their evaluative skills and get them to apply some AD/SRAS concepts. As the UK economy continues to experience a recession, pay is under pressure. The ...
    10 hours ago
  • Easy Coast line becomes state owned


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    A change of ownership for the much loved London to Edinburgh East Coast Line. East Coast is now operating the service - having taken over from the beleagured National Express. This BBC news report asks whether anything has really changed? 
    1 day ago
  • Inflation - Measurement (Teacher Presentation)


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    This updated and extended revision presentation looks at the main measures of inflation - and some of the challenges and problems of measurement Launch interactive presentation on Measuring of Inflation Download printable pdf handout of presentation slides
    1 day ago
  • Inflation - Causes and Effects (Teacher Presentation)


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    This updated revision presentation takes a detailed look at the causes and effects of inflation. It explains the theory behind demand pull and cost push inflation, and examines recent trends in data on average earnings, commodity prices and the output gap.  There are also some new weblinks to great interactive ...
    1 day ago
  • BoP Question


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    The Korean National Pension Fund (the world’s fifth largest pension fund) is reportedly interested in purchasing UK commercial property. How might this affect the UK balance of payments in the short term and medium term? I will throw this to my students on Monday.
    2 days ago
  • Reasons to expect a Nike Swoosh recovery


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    A failure of trust in global financial markets lies at the heart not just of the current recession but prospects for a sustained recovery in spending and jobs. Whilst journalists play the game of alphabet soup to describe the likely shape of the economic cycle, we might be better off thinking in terms of a Nike ...
    3 days ago
  • Middle Class Shoplifting To Keep Up Appearances [Crime]


    ConsumeristAuthority Authority: 776
    Shoplifting is up 20% in the UK as choice cuts of meat, fresh fish and fancy cheeses are increasingly getting stolen, mostly by middle-class women from boutique food emporiums and convenience stores "I suppose people want to carry on with their lifestyle but cannot afford the expensive cheeses, fresh cuts of meat or ...
    3 days ago
  • The power of words…


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    Some say that “words have meaning and names have power”. Well when Mervyn King speaks, markets listen. And sell the pound too . On Wednesday the Bank of England Quarterly Inflation Forecast was quite dovish in its inflation forecasts, despite forecasting an improving outlook for growth. The Bank ...
    4 days ago
  • A broader measure of unemployment


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    The eminently readable Edmund Conway over at the Telegraph has written a blog post looking at a wider measure of unemployment than the published claimant count or labour force survey measure. This measure of unemployment includes: official unemployment, those classed as economically inactive who actually want a job ...
    4 days ago
  • Politics Pen - Palatable Taxes


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    A great idea from Newsnight - invite Newsnight viewers to think about ideas for raising tax revenue to help curb the budget deficit and get them to pitch them to a panel of experts including Matthew Taylor and Sir Digby Jones. It raises issues about the canons of taxation - what makes a good tax? Here is the link to ...
    4 days ago
  • RollsRoyces Sir John Rose attacks UK dithering over energy industrial policy


    Family: News and advice on family matters children and parentsAuthority Authority: 975
    RollsRoyce chief executive Sir John Rose has attacked Britains indecision over energy and industrial policy.
    5 days ago
  • The election and Britain’s AAA rating


    Westminster BlogAuthority Authority: 557
    There has been another flurry of speculation in Westminster over the risks to the UK’s AAA rating. Britain is only being spared from a downgrade because the sovereign credit rating agencies expect the Tories to be elected, at least according to Fraser Nelson and others. It’s an interesting argument — so ...
    6 days ago
  • We’re running out of energy


    Westminster BlogAuthority Authority: 557
    The Infrastructure Planning Commission is much more important than it sounds.Depending on your point of view, it is either a] an undemocratic body which will impose unwelcome nuclear power stations and wind farms on unhappy villagers or b] the only way to prevent the lights going out in 10 years’ time.One day it ...
    6 days ago
  • After the summer of LUV


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    A hat tip to John Richards for spotting this article in the Times which also carries a nifty graphic that could work well when teaching the economic cycle. Does the LUV economic model work? Its inventor tests the figures.
    1 week ago
  • David Blanchflower on Unemployment Policies


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    David Blanchflower writes in the new Autumn edition of the RSA’s Journal about the help needed to avert an unemployment time bomb especially for younger workers. This piece builds on his recent talk at the RSA. It is a superb article and has some powerful sections on the economic and social consequences of high ...
    1 week ago
  • Britain, still stumbling, expands its stimulus package


    DailyFinanceAuthority Authority: 797
    Filed under: Company News , Economy Faced with the news that Britain is still in the midst of a recession, the government announced a new round of stimulus today. The Bank of England will add another 25 billion pounds ($41 billion) to the economy and keep its main interest rate at 0.5 percent for an eighth ...
    1 week ago
  • Judging the impact of QE


    EconomicsAuthority Authority: 142
    The BBC carries this interesting video discussion with De Anne Julius about the impact of the Bank’s Quantitative Easing programme designed to support demand and lending in the UK economy. She emphasises the importance of gradually withdrawing the QE programme and she argues that the main effect of QE so far has ...
    1 week ago

Comments about UK economy

Personal attacks are NOT allowed
Please read our comment policy