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Posts Tagged: Economic Policy

George Osborne welcomes Sir James Sassoon’s recommendations for a radical overhaul of financial regulation

George Osborne has this morning taken delivery of Sir James Sassoon’s interim report into the tripartite structure of financial regulation… Read more »

9 March 2009 | 13 comments

“Last Friday’s ‘uncomfortable truths’ speech by Shadow Chancellor George Osborne was a minor break-through. But the rhetoric is still too feeble and explicit policies barely exist”

That is the pretty damning viewpoint of Liam Halligan in an article about Tory economic strategy in this morning’s Sunday… Read more »

8 March 2009 | 33 comments

Tory takes on another banking bailout

So, another day, and another bailout. The Government now owns a majority share in the Lloyds Banking Group, controlling 65%,… Read more »

7 March 2009 | 30 comments

Pauline Neville-Jones analyses the foreign policy implications of a prolonged global recession

Shadow Security Minister Dame Pauline Neville-Jones is, according to the monthly ConservativeHome survey of grassroots members, the most popular female… Read more »

7 March 2009 | 12 comments

Conservatives pledge further help for small businesses

Labour have been lazily attacking the Conservatives as the "do nothing" party in regard to dealing with the country’s financial… Read more »

6 March 2009 | 18 comments

George Osborne warns of hard years ahead

Last October at the Tory Conference in Birmingham George Osborne told the British people that the cupboard was bare.  Back… Read more »

6 March 2009 | 86 comments

“Vote Tory and suffer a miserable four to five years and then maybe another four more when you re-elect us”

That’s the stark economic message which Martin Ivens says it will be no fun telling voters in his column in… Read more »

1 March 2009 | 48 comments

Did Labour authorise Fred Goodwin’s pension windfall?

Responding to reports that City Minister, Lord Myners, was aware of ex-RBS chief Sir Fred Goodwin’s pension deal in October,… Read more »

26 February 2009 | 49 comments

Brown may rely on Conservatives to part-privatise the Royal Mail

Afternoon update: Ken Clarke, the shadow business secretary, has put out the following statement during the course of the afternoon:… Read more »

24 February 2009 | 93 comments

How are the centre right think tanks gearing up for the recession?

It’s not just the political parties that have had to change policy gear for the recession.  The think tanks are… Read more »

23 February 2009 | 22 comments

Will Parliament get to debate ‘quantitative easing’?

Today’s Independent is just one of the newspapers to report that the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street wants to print… Read more »

19 February 2009 | 32 comments

Cameron calls for bank bonuses to be limited to £2,000 and contracts ripped up if necessary

David Cameron is getting touch on bank bonuses. This is what he has just told BBC1’s Politics Show: “Where the… Read more »

15 February 2009 | 53 comments

Labour slump to 25% but voters unsure of Tories on economy

ComRes appears to confirm the uptick in LibDem support already suggested by ICM and Populus. It must be panic stations… Read more »

14 February 2009 | 51 comments

We need 1997 capitalism plus social justice

At 6pm yesterday I posted an article by Michael Fallon MP on the banking crisis.  It’s a terrific piece that… Read more »

11 February 2009 | 32 comments

David Cameron announces Economic Recovery Committee

David Cameron used his monthly press conference this morning to announce a new Economic Recovery Committee which will meet fortnightly… Read more »

9 February 2009 | 67 comments

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