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Why the reputation of forecasters could be set for stormy weather
IoD predicts short-term pain but long-term gain as a liberalised economy benefits from Brexit
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The public might push back against too much government nudging
For political policy wonks, theories don’t come much more beguiling than nudge, says James Sproule
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What has gone wrong with the Italian banking system?
Can the EU really afford to cut itself off from London banks, asks James Sproule
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The new reality and the final autumn statement
The balanced budget by 2020 is history. But a balanced primary budget shouldn’t be.
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Foreign investment after Brexit: What are the options for UK business?
Ensuring the UK is an attractive home for business investment is a key component of long-term prosperity
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Our prosperity in the post-Brexit world depends on plain hard work
If Britain seeks sustained economic success post Brexit, we must all buckle down
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A five-step guide for coming to terms with Britain’s Brexit reality
How long will it take before acceptance of Brexit sets in, asks James Sproule
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Get immigration right, integrate dynamic people and we can thrive
Immigration will prove a boon for both the British economy and society
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There may be trouble ahead – and business must prepare accordingly
Strategy is not an optional extra: your business must plan for the worst
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Confidence is rising but economic volatility may exceed forecast
In 2016, it helps to be an optimist
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Why the IoD must remain neutral in the EU referendum debate
IoD chief economist and director of policy James Sproule explains the organisation’s stance
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Britain is a leader in e-commerce – it must also lead in cyber security
Government, individuals and business must all recognise that online safety is now critical