Monthly Archives: December 2012

Promoting Growth in All Regions – Books – OECD iLibrary

December 6, 2012 By in Austerity, Business Administration, Euro Crisis, Growth, Keynesian, People, Politics, Public Sector, Public Services Reform, Reform, Unemployment Tags: , , , , , 1 Comment
One of a number of posters created by the Econ...

One of a number of posters created by the Economic Cooperation Administration to promote the Marshall Plan in Europe (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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English: The logo of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

OECD Countries Blue

OECD Countries Blue (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This is a timely and excellent report from the OECD. It’s well worth a read.

via Promoting Growth in All Regions – Books – OECD iLibrary.

As European economies stubbornly stick to misguided austerity policies, it is timely to focus on growth, especially in under-developed regions.

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Time to use room for manoeuvre – FT.com

December 6, 2012 By in Austerity, Business Administration, Central banks, David Cameron, Growth, Politics, Unemployment Tags: , , , 6 Comments
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English: George Osborne MP, pictured speaking on the launch of the Conservative Party manifesto for the 2009 European Parliament elections, at Keele University. (805×1207 px, 283,711 bytes) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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DALIAN/CHINA, 12SEPT09 – Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator, The Financial Times. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

…….This is an excellent article by Martin Wolf in the Financial Times. Check it out! “Martin Wolf is widely considered to be one of the most influential writers on Economics”.

via Time to use room for manoeuvre – FT.com.

Martin Wolf accepts that George Osborne‘s UK mini-budget announced yesterday made political sense but questions it on economic grounds. He also offers three additional policy options to help stimulate the UK economy.

Personally, I endorse Martin Wolf’s suggestions.

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