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Reeves risks disaster if she overhauls fiscal rules
Labour’s fiscal credibility is at risk if the Chancellor keeps shifting the goalposts
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‘Brexit Britain’ is outperforming Europe – but Labour threatens to ruin it all
The new Labour Government’s policies risk snuffing out signs of recovery
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Reeves has subscribed to abacus economics of the very worst kind
The Chancellor is about to use the Treasury-funded OBR as a cover to justify tax rises
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Sorry kids, you are still too young to vote
The stakes are too high to hand 16-year-olds the power to decide the country’s future, as Labour proposes
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Brexit doom is wrong again: it didn’t cause the recession
While some are desperate to justify Project Fear, there’s little to suggest Brexit is behind our low growth
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Even lacklustre Britain is outperforming failing EU economies
Tying ourselves to a stumbling bloc cannot be the best way forward
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Tumbling inflation could be the Tories’ electoral lifeline
Conservatives’ progress may not be enough to save Rishi Sunak, but every little helps
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The Bank is set for more mistakes
There is a very real risk interest rates will be held higher for longer than is necessary
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Deflation may soon be the big threat, but interest rate cuts are in sight
Unfortunately, Sunak is struggling to get any credit for delivering on his pledge
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The IMF is right to be more worried about Bidenomics than Brexit
Predictable forecasts around Britain’s stagnation are a sideshow to Washington’s reckless largesse
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The Remainers’ last economic argument against Brexit has crumbled
Suggestions that leaving the EU contributed a big hit to inflation are becoming increasingly flimsy
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Dodgy statistics and even dodgier forecasts are making policy harder
Bad data undermines confidence – it is worth investing a little more to get them right
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Three big calls that Liz Truss got right
We need more people willing to challenge the economic orthodoxy
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Sadiq Khan’s Ulez expansion is a disaster for democracy
Expansion of the policy would fail every hard-evidence test on what benefits it brings
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France has left Britain with some serious questions to answer
Business-friendly policies across the Channel stand in stark contrast to our cynical approach
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The EU could be about to short-change Brexit Britain
The Horizon programme is another example of the bloc needing us more than we need it
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