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Feeling the squeeze: prospects for UK household disposable income and consumer spending growth

(Brian Farthing/John Hawksworth/Paul Swinney, July 2008)
(140KB)



Can rapid global economic growth be reconciled with moving to a low carbon world by 2050?

(John Hawksworth, July 2008)
(124KB)



Assessing the economic impact of the credit crunch

(Brian Farthing/Paul Swinney, March 2008)
(124KB)



Beyond the BRICs: Updated global growth projections to 2050

(John Hawksworth/Gordon Cookson, March 2008)
(243KB)



UK housing market outlook

(Gordon Cookson, November 2007)
(78KB)



Which industry sectors might be most vulnerable to an economic downturn?

(John Hawksworth, November 2007)
(50KB)



How far have the discretionary disposable incomes of UK households been squeezed in recent years and will this continue?

(John Hawksworth, July 2007)
(261KB)



How big will the Chinese consumer market get by 2025?

(John Hawksworth, July 2007)
(421KB)



Which are the largest city economies in the world and how might this change by 2020?

(John Hawksworth, Thomas Hoehn and Meirion Gyles, March 2007)
(141KB)



The economic impact of increased net migration to the UK

(John Hawksworth, March 2007)
(85KB)



Modelling UK house price uncertainty

(John Raven, November 2006)
(448KB)



How do inflation rates vary by income group?

(John Hawksworth, November 2006)
(448KB)



Why has UK business investment been
relatively weak recently?

(John Hawksworth, July 2006)
(104KB)



European M&A: How have deals
affected shareholder value?

(Thomas Hoehn and Peter Hope, July 2006)
(83KB)



How big will the major emerging market
economies get and how can the OECD compete?

(John Hawksworth, March 2006)
(565KB)



Outlook for the New Europe economies

(Seema Shah, March 2006)
(565KB)



Economic impact of higher oil prices

(Michael Hurley, Duncan Michie and John Hawksworth, November 2005)
(565KB)



Outlook for the public finances

(John Hawksworth, November 2005)
(565KB)



Why has UK wage inflation remained so low?

(Lloyd Barton, July 2005)
(395KB)



Does higher public borrowing imply higher interest rates?

(John Hawksworth, July 2005)
(395KB)



Is the UK saving enough?

(John Hawksworth, March 2005)
(56KB)



The US current account deficit

(Lloyd Barton, March 2005)
(62KB)



Outlook for the public finances

(John Hawksworth and Seema Shah, November 2004)
(63KB)



Sectoral trends and prospects

(Yael Selfin, November 2004)
(68KB)



Outlook for UK house prices

(John Hawksworth, July 2004)
(142KB)



How affordable is UK household debt?

(John Raven, July 2004)
(51KB)



Outlook for UK-Chinese economic relations: Opportunities for higher growth

( Allan Zhang, March 2004)
(51KB)



Impact of offshoring on the UK economy

(John Hawksworth, March 2004)
(60KB)



What drives consumer spending?

(Lloyd Barton and John Hawksworth, November 2003)
(85KB)



How strong are the public finances?

(John Hawksworth, November 2003)
(60KB)



Delivering sustainable communities

(Andrew Thurley and Clive Bayliss, July 2003)
(91KB)



The relationship between tax, public spending and economic growth

(Lloyd Barton and John Hawksworth, February 2003)
(121KB)



The outlook for UK pensions

(John Hawksworth, February 2003)
(147KB)



UK Economic Outlook of October 2002, including
articles on long-term sector trends and prospects,
and long-term outlook for public spending and tax shares of GDP

(John Hawksworth, October 2002)
(496KB)



UK and regional house price trends and prospects

(Lloyd Barton, June 2002)
(84KB)



Long-term outlook for UK manufacturing

(John Hawksworth, October 2001)
(91KB)

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