Tag: Quantitative easing

“Inviting China and Russia would do nothing to increase stability in the region – the risk is that we are placing short-term interests before long-term ones."@james_rogers warns against ignoring our allies to partner with Russia and China in the Gulf. https://t.co/zkbFZPE34U

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 29, 2019

As per below, check out our research fellow @rakibehsan's article as printed in THE SUN today:https://t.co/tf6ZPcYNQu pic.twitter.com/upE2cmWRIh

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 26, 2019

TRANSFORMATIVE BORIS

“Is there any real doubt that at this moment of Great National Stasis…it might be prudent to turn to the man who helped set that process in motion to see if he can finish it?”@alanmendoza

READ:https://t.co/4Zyyf3ssqi pic.twitter.com/vFiUQUd7uC

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 25, 2019

https://twitter.com/HJS_Org/status/1152509486768242688
https://twitter.com/HJS_Org/status/1151799766235394054

LISTEN 📻: @alanmendoza for @RTEOne on the threat Ireland faces from a No Deal Brexit and why he thinks @BorisJohnson is the man to get a deal done over the backstop. https://t.co/stw9gaPqaI

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 17, 2019

Fascinating new article for @thetimes by Natalia Galibarenko, #Ukraine's Ambassador to the #UK and @DrewFoxall on getting #JusticeForМН17

"Yet the suspects are not the only ones who will be on trial – the Kremlin, and its lies, will be too"

READ HERE 👇https://t.co/NTl7vdQUom

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 17, 2019

"The reason why they're unable to solve this privately is because, as @BBCPanorama evidenced, the leadership is engaged in trying to kill this issue off and not tackle it but instead hide it".@alanmendoza on anti-Semitism in the Labour Party. pic.twitter.com/SqU5Gw0PvX

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 12, 2019

READ 📰: @JohnHemmings2 comments for @MailOnline on HSBC's boss, John Flint, praising #China's current regime 🇨🇳

"'Anyone who thinks a million people in camps are being served well needs to reflect on their moral compass."

LINK BELOW 👇https://t.co/yNfalmsrD2

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 12, 2019

https://twitter.com/HJS_Org/status/1149684879535300608

"It’s time for Britain to get tough with Iran" says @SimonWaldman1.

Read his thoughts: https://t.co/5j5zoIJZSY

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 11, 2019

READ 📰: @rakibehsan's fascinating new piece for @allinbritain on the #homogenisation of Black Britons.

"The findings for satisfaction with #British #democracy call into question the idea of there being a "Black Britain"."

LINK BELOW 👇https://t.co/bX0MujjCHM

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 11, 2019

"#Darroch’s style of #diplomacy, while distinguished, may no longer suit the turbulent times the #transatlantic relationship finds itself in." 🇬🇧🇺🇸@alanmendoza's piece for @CityAM on why the UK must better walk the "Trump tightrope". Read below👇https://t.co/LY9YBnnbHH

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 10, 2019

https://twitter.com/HJS_Org/status/1148235652586229761

🇺🇸🇬🇧 "This trend of #liberal-left ‘sneering’ – displaying an attitude of patronising #superiority – is very much alive in the #British as well as #American #political context" 🇺🇸🇬🇧

Read @rakibehsan new piece in @TheBritInterest below 👇 https://t.co/M6LPSCPqEx

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 5, 2019

VIEW 📰: "While it creates opportunities for building positive inter-group relations, social integration can also heighten perceptions of discrimination"@rakibehsan's intriguing new article for @allinbritain 🇬🇧

READ 👇https://t.co/cq3mCstJaJ

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 5, 2019

"Iran cannot be allowed to win this game of nuclear blackmail"@alanmendoza writes for @cityam on why the UK, France, and Germany must stand firm with their US ally. https://t.co/S4UtNgV1QS

— Henry Jackson Society (@HJS_Org) July 3, 2019

Today in @TheBritInterest, @rakibehsan argues that the decision to leave the #EU in 2016 represents not only the #UK public's rejection of technocratic managerial politics but also an opportunity to breath new life into #British #democracy… https://t.co/YlhPeU4BTU

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 26, 2019

What should the new government of @BorisJohnson focus on in terms of #UK foreign and defence policy? @james_rogers writes for @TheBritInterest here… https://t.co/yq1JUxqzCt #GlobalBritain

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 26, 2019

In today's article in @TheBritInterest – part of a two-part series on the People's Republic of #China – @JohnHemmings2 looks at recent Chinese threats to the #UK, as well as how #Britain can push back… https://t.co/aXA5OucybJ

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 18, 2019

How should the #UK deal with the new People's Republic of #China? Is the approach established in the early 2010s still appropriate? @HJS_Org's @JohnHemmings2 provides the answers here… https://t.co/Y6GMMEI1Db

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 15, 2019

In today's article for @TheBritInterest, @RobertClark87 explains how the #UK liberation of #Caen 75 years ago is linked to the country’s role the defence of #Europe today… https://t.co/XUwDAV5SFe

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 10, 2019

In the @TheBritInterest today, @MrPaulStott looks at the politics of #NorthernIreland – he argues that the politics of the province are neither going forwards, nor bakwards but are instead drifing in circles… https://t.co/aMaKT8vyFm

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 5, 2019

In today's article for @TheBritInterest to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the invention of the #SpinningFrame, @ABI_Whitton asks whether the #UK has lost sight of the economic posture that allowed it to become the most powerful economy on Earth… https://t.co/Tz2rDOF483

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) July 3, 2019

To what extent is history a useful guide for the #UK #military (and the @BritishArmy, in particular)? Martin Todd – a PhD candidate at @Dept_of_POLIS – explains here… https://t.co/Mez1EJJvjR

— The British Interest (@TheBritInterest) June 28, 2019

Great work by ⁦@HJS_Org⁩ and Chris Balding. Yet more evidence that we need to rethink urgently our relationship with ⁦@Huawei_Europe⁩ and Chinese tech. https://t.co/qTOw7TnVwp

— Bob Seely MP (@IoWBobSeely) July 5, 2019

Our @Heather_Rolfe is quoted extensively in this piece. You can check out more of her work and that of her team on #immigration post-Brexit in these blogs: https://t.co/rTNgnr4rOG https://t.co/vq1ArecqlV

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 30, 2019

Are British #Mobile Phone Shoppers Getting a Bargain? – Read @tornqvist999 #blog drawing from research published with @ESCoEorg in our latest #NIESRreview #digitalization#devices#priceshttps://t.co/PFid64xIMR

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 29, 2019

https://twitter.com/NIESRorg/status/1155529852650262533
https://twitter.com/NIESRorg/status/1155375082715267073

Weekend Reading: Who can count on how the #ModernEconomy works? – Important new research in collaboration with @ESCoEorg just published in our latest #NIESRreview #EconomicMeasurement#DigitalEconomy#Welfare #Statisticshttps://t.co/xDT7qjffvv

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 27, 2019

https://twitter.com/NIESRorg/status/1155007661739532288

Finally, do take a look at the wider output from @ESCoEorg 's #econstats2019, including #keynote speeches, #slides, #clips and #interviews, here: https://t.co/OpWfPI4pXr

Happy reading and watching!
10/10

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 26, 2019

"The UK economy needs more than a dose of optimism"- The @FT leader today explains why #experts ' warnings should be taken seriously (£):https://t.co/nqnsQlk71T pic.twitter.com/DeFP69LpCi

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 25, 2019

⚡️ “Is the UK heading into #recession? Is it already there? NIESR analysis”https://t.co/Io56XujxYE

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 25, 2019

You can read our August #NIESRreview global #forecast in full here: https://t.co/HxSW5kkkM6#econbriefing

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 25, 2019

You can now watch our #econbriefing presentations in replay here – turn up the volume and use headphones for best results:#NIESRreviewhttps://t.co/CjOBU60TbW

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 24, 2019

https://twitter.com/NIESRorg/status/1153608655285248001

Analysis by NIESR and others cited by former PM Gordon Brown in his @ObserverUK piece about #NoDealBrexit https://t.co/jy5mit9Qwh pic.twitter.com/YKHzVXULQS

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 21, 2019

And here is our Director @jagjit_chadha 's interview on @business @bsurveillance #NoDealBrexit :https://t.co/zZyn32q5WH

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 19, 2019

OUT NOW! Read our #NIESRreview preview box by @ArnoHan & @d_vidnguyen on why #FDI matters and the risk to #employment & #productivity if current #slowdown continues:https://t.co/NUfYIRV3PR

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 18, 2019

#CPI inflation remained unchanged at 2% in the year to June 2019 *BUT* our analysis reveals that the underlying rate of #inflation rose not only at the national level but in every region of the country – Full analysis by our Janine Boshoff here:
👇👇📉📈 https://t.co/6FkhuJ0i8o

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 17, 2019

#weekend listening – It's not that you can't do it…you just can't do it yet! Listen to @Heather_Rolfe 's latest #podcast on the, somewhat intangible, benefits of #growthmindset interventions in schools: @EducEndowFoundnhttps://t.co/XcgpEN04iW

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 14, 2019

Now down to the 'gran finale' with keynote speech by James Bullard, President and CEO @stlouisfed, moderated by @davidwmarsh – You can watch it live now – Just click here,…and enjoy it! 👇👇👇https://t.co/A4YrXQT0oJ@OMFIFfoundation @OMFIF https://t.co/w7P6hFnEO5 pic.twitter.com/zakj2x7xH8

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 10, 2019

It’s gloom, but not yet doom for the UK #economy as it narrowly avoids #recession – check out our #NIESRGDP Tracker out now: https://t.co/rXUxS4qMMh pic.twitter.com/vnbVJhrbrU

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 10, 2019

Employers in the #hospitality sector give their verdict on post-#Brexit immigration rules and their impact on the industry – With the current #uncertainty surrounding the #Brexit process, our #blog by @Heather_Rolfe is well worth a read: https://t.co/Q8uZi2NMc4@UKHofficial

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 5, 2019

A divided #country? As #Westminster squabbles, Britain’s economic disparities are left unresolved – Our #blog from @d_vidnguyen offers a timely reminder: 👇👇👇#Brexit #BrexitDeal#NoDealBrexit https://t.co/lWSfGEFcMF

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 4, 2019

As @Conservatives leadership candidates outline their preferences for a future relationship with the #EU we remind the
trade-offs ahead with our #engagement triangle: 📐👇👇👇📐#Brexit https://t.co/WffKQWdGSm

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 2, 2019

A weaker global outlook and chronic #Brexit #uncertainty mean that the #MPC should now sit on its hands – @ArnoHan 's latest #blog offers a timely reminder: #interestrates#MonetaryPolicyhttps://t.co/dmif5ij702

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) July 1, 2019

ICYMI: Our #NIESRgoodjobs event with @D_Blanchflower & MPC member Dr Gertjan Vlieghe generated a lively discussion on #wages #underemployment #recessions #interestrates & the perils of #forecasting. Check the slides, read the speech, watch the video here: https://t.co/uHHYURVjqA

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) June 30, 2019

Weekend Reading: EU #migrants contribute to UK public finances, but the #money hasn’t gone where it’s needed – our @JohnnyRunge explains here: 👇👇👇https://t.co/L3XOqtqbMZ

— NIESR (@NIESRorg) June 30, 2019

Sterling in Danger. @NIESRorg August #NIESRreview estimates a relationship between the prob of #NoDealBrexit and the exchange rate. Policy question: does the depreciation offset a negative demand shock or is it inflationary at full employment?

Link: https://t.co/oiMKfkusoG pic.twitter.com/wcDBlff5du

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 30, 2019

Great assessment of the immediate fiscal choices faced by @hmtreasury. Public spending has clear social gaps to fill but will the right gaps be chosen? Our #NIESRreview and @NuffieldFound work also gives some answers. @RJPartington @NIESRorghttps://t.co/imjxuoV7rA

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 29, 2019

New. @NIESRorg economic assessments. Our outlook for the global and UK economy presented on the morning of 24th July 2019. Was anything else going on today? https://t.co/n2YE37hVq7

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 24, 2019

New economic assessment from @NIESRorg. We head into our Press Conference in one hour and will outline global and UK economic prospects. A #NoDealBrexit will not bring much economic joy. @OfficeGSBrown @RJPartington @EdConwaySky @faisalislam #esrciaahttps://t.co/wnHXWBfrFq

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 22, 2019

To understand outcomes from #NoDealBrexit we need to understand the nature of the shock, trace its impact through the economic system and condition on the monetary and fiscal instruments used to mitigate the primitive shock. Only then can we discuss the counterfactual. @NIESRorg https://t.co/jpQqd9VyKs

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 18, 2019

How will the monetary and fiscal mandarins respond to a #NoDealBrexit? Streets Great George and Threadneedle will have their work cut out to limit the immediate consequnces on activity. My Commentary in the #NIESRreview spills the economic beans. @NIESRorg https://t.co/XWlGRanRIu

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 17, 2019

Our #NIESRwage tracker by @ArnoHan shows real wages are moving ahead just as the economy seems to be flatlining. But because labour markets tend to lag activity, when we look ahead household incomes look likely to be squeezed once again. @NIESRorghttps://t.co/aPMI8pRFtX

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 16, 2019

Some of us have been arguing for this for some years. So very welcome. @NIESRorg https://t.co/ct9tH8N9G4 https://t.co/k3aZnjFHi0

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 12, 2019

The papers from last month's conference are now on-line. A good set and thanks to Joe and Margarita. @NIESRorghttps://t.co/8EdG14WbPI https://t.co/p22u4TEMoP

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 8, 2019

In today's FT @EuroBriefing makes a strong case for the value of independent academic policy institutes. @NIESRorg, which Keynes nearly ran, argues that policy makers' forecasts are often a function of the chosen policy rather than the right way around.https://t.co/ZyErt2Nyfd

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) July 1, 2019

As you digest @ONS Q1 GDP, which with yesterday's fuller assessment looks like it was relatively strong at around 0.5%, our June nowcast (below) for Q2 suggested some trouble ahead. The Review will be out on 24 July with our next comprehensive economic assessment. @NIESRorg #nier https://t.co/GLdXUJF2xI

— Jagjit S. Chadha (@jagjit_chadha) June 29, 2019

Using the standard macro 101 framework @NIESRorg Director @jagjit_chadha explains the trade-offs between output stabilisation and inflation that policymakers face in response to a no-deal #Brexit. https://t.co/RFJBad30cV

— Arno Hantzsche (@ArnoHan) July 24, 2019

For @NIESRorg research with @ProfPeterDolton and @amit_kara on public-private wage interactions see slides below.#NIESRreview published next week will analyse macro effects of this and other fiscal give-aways. Watch this space.https://t.co/DLWwP0mXNz

— Arno Hantzsche (@ArnoHan) July 19, 2019

.@NIESRorg #WageTracker which forecasts wage growth stabilising after recent fairly robust data prints picked up by @Independent https://t.co/zjxzJQg9p6

More information here: https://t.co/q7bLYZGNq6

— Arno Hantzsche (@ArnoHan) July 16, 2019

https://twitter.com/ArnoHan/status/1149129573260496896

With a new UK Prime Minister confirmed, a spotlight is shining on the UK economy again. @NIESRorg makes it clear that there are significant downside risks, with UK having failed to generate meaningful #productivity growth for a decade https://t.co/Te2VrBtROZ

— Tera Allas (@TeraPauliina) July 29, 2019

Whatever happens with #Brexit, this is the moment to reset the domestic policy agenda to (actually) deliver better #productivity and #wellbeing, more evenly shared. Important analysis by @NIESRorg in a good piece by via @financialtimes https://t.co/CzOvwbyOt5

— Tera Allas (@TeraPauliina) July 25, 2019

Jagjit Chadha of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research outlines just how negative a shock a no-deal Brexit could provide to the U.K. economy https://t.co/zoXe1zVoHQ pic.twitter.com/jD24hfO6wD

— BSurveillance (@bsurveillance) July 19, 2019

Despite Spain’s strong economic outlook in recent times, major vulnerabilities still exist that could hinder long-term growth. Here, my colleague @ARIAzna_NIESR makes the case for implementing structural reforms 👇🏽https://t.co/b8aojbKuuX

— Kemar Whyte (@KemarWhyte7) July 11, 2019

Great blog by my colleagues @FrancescaFolia1 and @Heather_Rolfe on the evaluation of #GrowthMindset https://t.co/rsj179kS64

— Lucy Stokes (@LucyStokesNIESR) July 12, 2019

.., in which @jagjit_chadha laments, as I have, the total lack of public discussion of what kind of person with what kind of preferences should be the next Governor of the Bank of England. https://t.co/g8wnRc72lm

— Peter Doyle (@retepelyod) July 12, 2019

Glad to see that my explanation of why governments can exploit the equity premium is catching on https://t.co/UwJCatTeH3 @LHSummers @RebuildMacro @NIESRorg @MESandbu @wsj_douglasj @warwicknewsroom @ProSyn

— Roger E. A. Farmer (@farmerrf) July 8, 2019

UK. A Comparison of Earnings Related to Higher Level Vocational/Technical and Academic Education #VET #TVET @NIESRorg https://t.co/L5JmcZP3wf

— CVA / ACFP (@CVA_ACFP) July 3, 2019

Full @NIESRorg @educationgovuk project available for those interested:https://t.co/LNcv7epyNd

Including blog, podcast + ful report

— Nathan Hudson-Sharp (@nhudson_sharp) July 3, 2019

Martin Weale discusses the #productivity puzzle with #econstats2019 Conference keynote Prof John Fernald @INSEAD – watch it now: https://t.co/aCqIbGk8pX

— ESCoE (@ESCoEorg) July 3, 2019

For the #highlights of #econstats2019, held at @kingsbschool with @ONS , including #slides #interviews #videos and more check out this page:https://t.co/izJGUWxry2 pic.twitter.com/5LffTNCoKr

— ESCoE (@ESCoEorg) July 2, 2019