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44: Housing the Economy

Duncan MacLennan and Kenneth Gibb

43: The British Fiscal Morass and why the October Budget Made it Worse

Paul Mortimer-Lee

42: PFI: Getting the Bill on the Fiscal Credit Card

Max Mosley

41: Macroeconomic Impacts of a Zombie Epidemic

Shama Bernard, Edmund Cornforth, Patricia Sánchez Juanino and Lea De Greef

40: Transport Connectivity in the UK: Regional Disparities and Policy Pathways

Larissa Marioni

39: Price-Making and Last-Resort Market-Making in Gilts

William Allen

38: Models of Central Banking and the Organisation of the Bank of England

William Allen

37: Is Development the Price of 1.5 degree and Net Zero for 2050?

Peter Doyle

36: Beyond the Energy Price Guarantee. With or Without?

Thiemo Fetzer

35: The Energy Crisis: Manage Quantities and Avoid Burdening The Tax-Payer

Alistair Milne

34: A 'Variable Energy Price Cap' to Help Solve the Cost-of-Living Crisis

Arnab Bhattacharjee, Max Mosley and Adrian Pabst

33: Central Bank Communication: Never Excuse, Never Explain

Stephen Millard

32: The Economic Costs of the Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Iana Liadze, Patricia Sanchez Juanino, Paul Mortimer-Lee and Corrado Macchiarelli

31: The University Pension Scheme – A Way Forward

David Miles and James Sefton

30: The New Employment Tax

Paul Mortimer-Lee

29: How Much Risk is the USS Taking?

David Miles and James Sefton

28: What Economic Complexity Theory Can Tell us about the EU's Pandemic Recovery and Resilience Plans

Corrado Macchiarelli, Ricardo Hausmann, Miguel Santos and Renato Giacon

27: Quantitative Tightening: Protecting Monetary Policy from Fiscal Encroachment

Jagjit Chadha, William Allen and Philip Turner

26: How Should the COVID Restrictions in England Be Eased?

David Miles, Adrian H Heald and Michael Stedman

25: Managing the Fiscal Risk of Higher Interest Rates

William Allen

20: Vulnerability from Debt in the Coronavirus Crisis

Barry Naisbitt

19: The Economics of the UK University System in the Time of Covid-19

Peter Dolton

18: Moving Back Towards Market-Based Government Finance

William Allen

17: COVID-19: Debt Relief and the Global Poorest

Peter Doyle

16: The Measurement of Inflation During the Lockdown: A Trial Calculation

Huw Dixon

15: A Program of Guaranteed Loans to Compensate SME Covid-19 Revenue Losses: Rapid Dispersal and Large Net Economic Benefits

Alistair Milne

14: Central Bank Operations in Government Securities During the Pandemic

William Allen

13: The Economy on Ice – Meeting the Economic Challenges During and After the COVID-19 Crisis

Spiros Bougheas

11: Political Cacophony and the "Spring Statement"

Jagjit Chadha, Arno Hantzsche, Amit Kara and Garry Young

10: Regional Economic Disparities and Development in the UK

David Nguyen

9: Economic Impact of the Withdrawal Agreement: Written Evidence to Treasury Committee ahead of the Oral Evidence Session: "The UK's economic relationship with the European Union" held on 3rd December 2018

Jagjit Chadha

8: Evaluating Economic Policy Ideas Recently Offered to the Labour Party

William Allen

7: Modelling the Economic Effects of Trade Policies – A Submission to the Treasury and International Trade Committees inquiry into implications of the UK's approach to international trade

Marta Paczos

6: A Statement for the Rites of Spring

Amit Kara

4: The OBR's Approach to Forecasting the Impact of Exiting the European Union – A Submission to the Treasury Committee of the UK Parliament

Jagjit Chadha

3: Treasury Select Committee Inquiry Into The Effectiveness And Impact Of Post-2008 UK Monetary Policy

Angus Armstrong

2: Coordinating Monetary, Fiscal and Financial Policy – A Submission to the Treasury Committee of the UK Parliament

Roger Farmer

1: Quantitative Easing and the Independence of the Bank of England

William Allen