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Helena Vieira

December 31st, 2015

The UK in 2016: ten forward-looking posts

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Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

Helena Vieira

December 31st, 2015

The UK in 2016: ten forward-looking posts

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Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

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hand with moneyWe need to address the role private debt and real estate play in our economies

Without radical reform we will be vulnerable to future crises and stuck in slow growth for many years, writes Adair Turner

 

 

Launch event photoHow can the UK improve its lagging productivity — and still build the workforce?

On video: Vince Cable, Diane Coyle, Bronwyn Curtis and Anna Leach, with John Van Reenen and Robin Mansell

 

 

UK productivityThe UK’s productivity challenge takes different shapes across sectors

Anna Leach surveys the longstanding impacts of the financial crisis on the financial, transport and construction industries

 

 

productivityThe UK needs a clear growth strategy to avoid short-term solutions to the productivity puzzle

Anna Valero suggests ways to deal with deficits in skills, infrastructure and innovation

 

 

portThe presence of foreign multinationals in the UK boosts innovation by domestic firms

Capacity to absorb new knowledge is essential, find Riccardo Crescenzi, Luisa Gagliardi and Simona Iammarino

 

 

scienceSpending review brings good news for science

Sustained public investment in research can boost business, writes Romesh Vaitilingam

 

 

 

black-and-white-city-man-people[1]The top ten ways in which firms and universities interact

The social sciences are catching up with other departments in helping shape businesses, writes Patrick Dunleavy

 

 

Powerhouse trainJust how powerful is the Northern Powerhouse?

The idea has generated media hype, but it’s London that takes an ever-larger share of the investment pie, writes Henry Whorwood

 

 

doctor healthcareHealthcare competition can improve management quality and save lives

Money should follow patients and they need information and choice, write Nicholas Bloom and John Van Reenen

 

 

older peopleSomething is missing in the idea of entrepreneurs as young and empowered

Necessity, rather than opportunity, pushes older adults to become entrepreneurial, writes Lucia Garcia-Lorenzo

 

 

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