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The Independent 1996 Gavyn Davies
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A basic arithmetic refresher for 11 Downing St. (high budget deficit will make it hard for UK government to make large tax cuts)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Aims that help inflation policy land on target. (need for some form of fixed rule to assist in making monetary decisions)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Bankers control the move to EMU.(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Blair may trip up facing the Tories' fiscal abyss. (Labour government would have to increase public spending without increasing inflation or taxation)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Bond yields suggest that EMU is a fair bet. (financial markets seem to feel that European monetary union will go ahead)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Can we really cut state spending to Asian levels?(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Capital reasons for extra public investment. (UK government emphasises strength of investment performance)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Chancellor pushing at the limits on base rates. (views on UK monetary policy)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Chancellor should not snatch at base rate cuts. (adjusting monetary policy in response to new economic information)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Consumer windfall could yet save the Tories. (Conservative government may benefit from rise in consumer wealth)
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Gavyn Davies
Despite the Budget dodges, base rates must rise.(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Dr Budd's policy options for the next Chancellor. (Dr Alan Budd, chief economic adviser to the UK government)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Fed must raise rates to keep the lid on inflation.(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Governor leads Chancellor by two goals to one. (tension between Eddie George, governor of the Bank of England, and chancellor Kenneth Clarke)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Labour might have more room for manoeuvre. (possible impact of fiscal targets under a future Labour government in the UK)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Living with the euro: the user's guide to 1999. (preparations for economic and monetary union)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Losing the next election should tax even Labour. (moves by Labour backbenchers to introduce higher rate of tax should not damage party's chances of winning next general election)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Meanwhile, the economy ticks towards a boom.(Budget special)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Misplaced fears over competitive devaluations. (economic and monetary union may threaten political coherence of the European Union)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Monetary rules say base rates should not be cut. (views on UK chancellor's monetary policy)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
No reason to copy the fading German miracle. (pessimism in Germany about economic future)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Putting a price on euro's head presents poser.(Column)
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Reports of EMU's still-birth are exaggerated.
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Son of ERM can stave off a shotgun wedding. (UK should participate in ERM2)(Column)
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Taxing questions the Government must face. (UK Conservative party faces very poor fiscal prospects)(Column)
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The cost of staying semi-detached in Europe. (European Union must consider how to deal with relationships between countries which enter single currency and those which remain outside)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
The economic fall-out from the windfall factor. (economists believe that consumer 'windfalls' will have little impact on consumer spending)(Column)
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The extra billions Clarke has up his sleeve. (UK chancellor Kenneth Clarke)
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The policy of openness opens up new problems. (moves towards transparency in UK government finance)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
Time running out for the global bond boom.(Column)
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Tony Blair puts meat on the stakeholder bones. (Labour party leader Tony Blair promises an economy which benefits the majority)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
We cannot delay the EMU decision much longer. (European monetary union)(Column)
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Gavyn Davies
What should we do about the soaring pound?(Column)
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Why Britain should give Stability Pact muscle. (German plan to control budget deficits after European monetary union)(Column)
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Will the European malaise drag Britain down? (impact of economic developments in continental Europe)(Column)
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