Larry Elliotts call to sit back and watch events unfold (Let the Tories clear up their own mess, 12 June) would not only be a dereliction of duty by Her Majestys official opposition to remove the Tories from office, but seriously underestimates the Conservatives resolve to regroup, reunite an
Date: Jun 12, 2017
Source: Google
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney News Conference (Text)
QUESTION: Larry Elliott of the Guardian. Can you tell uswhat statistical relationship there is between unemployment andinflation in the U.K.? In the U.S., they use this sort ofthreshold, unemployment threshold, but there is quite a stablerelationship between the level of unemployment and the
Date: Aug 07, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google
Britain's economy returns to growth in first quarter – live
But with the UK still 2.6% smaller than at its peak in 2008, there's no reason to rejoice (see Larry Elliott's analysis). Britain's recovery from the shock of the financial crisis remains slower than in the 1930s (see graph here).
Check this out from the ever interesting Golem XIV (David Malone). It tries to answer the very question you posed. Also worth reading is Hawkeye's response. Now his response is something I would like to be further analysed by Larry Elliott and others at The Guardian.
Date: Nov 03, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
Eurozone crisis live: Fresh speculation over Greece's future
Certainly that is my impression of the editorial line of the Guardian. Hard to think otherwise when Larry Elliott writes (recently) the Euro should be smashed to pieces. As if this boneheaded action would start a new dawn of economic growth.
Date: Oct 15, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
OECD downgrades growth forecasts and calls for more stimulus
A eurozone that somehow stays afloat but can't be reformed, banks awash with cash that don't lend, and incoherent economic policy. We've only found a sticking-plaster solution to our crisis, writes Larry Elliott
Your economics editor, Larry Elliott, (The flawed euro is ripe for creative destruction, 21 May) rightly notes that Ireland and Spain suffer from having accepted too much private debt. Then he blames this on low interest rates set by central banks. He must know the rates at which individuals, busi
Date: May 21, 2012
Category: World
Source: Google
Eurozone crisis: Markets to post hefty losses for 2011
Yields move in inverse proportion to the price of a bond, so low yields indicate that investors are placing a high premium on UK debt (although the rush into safer government bonds also reflects fears of sluggish economic growth, as Larry Elliott explains here).
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