The Independent 1999 Diane Coyle - Abstracts

The Independent 1999 Diane Coyle
TitleSubjectAuthors
After the crisis, private lenders close the purse.(emerging economies fail to attract private capital)Retail industryDiane Coyle
A global blueprint for urban renewal.(World Bank focuses on improving urban welfare)Retail industryDiane Coyle
All that clusters could be gold - for Britain plc.(Business Review)(creation of business clusters)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
America's man to save world finances.(US Treasury Deputy Secretary Lawrence Summers)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Another day, another windfall, as the AA sells up and its members cash in.(Automobile Association)Retail industryDiane Coyle, Michael Harrison
Big tax breaks or none at all, please Mr Brown.(Business Review)(United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Brazil's day of reckoning comes despite the bailout.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Brown hands out 6bn pounds sterling to help children, elderly and low paid.(United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown's 1999 Budget)Retail industryDiane Coyle, Andrew Grice
Brown's modest giveaway no threat to sound financial management.(Budget Review)(United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown's 1999 Budget)Retail industryDiane Coyle
China yields to a brave new Web.(Business Review)(China Online Chief Executive Lyric Hughes)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Clamour to end the Third World debt gets louder.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Consensus should apply to both rich and poor.(Business Review)(World Bank reviews Washington Consensus)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Crisis hits leaderless WTO.(World Trade Organisation unable to take action against protectionism)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Defusing a demographic time bomb without moving to funded pensions.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Drugs trade 'the third largest economy.'.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Euro plunge is 'of no concern' says ECB.(European Central Bank)Retail industryDiane Coyle, Philip Thornton
Famous Five show way to escape old dilemmas.(Business Review)(new approaches to balancing labour market regulation and flexibility in United Kingdom)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Financial crisis hampers effort to cut world poverty.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Free-trade supporters must speak freely.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
GEM of an idea for the modern market-place.(Business Review)(guaranteed electronic markets)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Glimpse of victory in the war on boom and bust.(Business Review)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Gurus agree to differ on the risk of a Wall Street crash.Retail industryDiane Coyle
House prices are starting to overheat but economy has a new thermostat.(United Kingdom)Retail industryDiane Coyle
How the US should prevent a global meltdown.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
How to disentangle competition policy in the Net's domains.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Hurdles on the road to sustained growth.(Business Review)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
IFS applauds Chancellor's hat-trick.(Institute for Fiscal Studies reacts to United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown's 1999 Budget)Retail industryDiane Coyle, Lea Paterson
IMF moves to get tough on private creditors in crisis-hit economies.(International Monetary Fund)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Invest in machinery made of flesh and blood.(Business Review)(importance of ensuring access to education)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Its first 100 days were rocky, but the euro's in rude health.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
It's good to get rich, so let's abandon the politics of envy.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Let science drive economic growth forward.(Business Review)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
MPC's new dove ruffles some feathers over sterling.(Sushil Wadwhani, member of Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Nice work if you can get it.(Media)(salaries for leading BBC employees)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Parity with the dollar is no disaster for the euro.Retail industryDiane Coyle
Policy minefield set to mar G7 summit.Retail industryDiane Coyle, Stephen Castle
Richer and poorer: Britain's cities have their own north-south divide.(unemployment and income divisions between northern and southern areas of Britain; includes related articles)Retail industryIan Herbert, Diane Coyle, Philip Thornton
Should business fear the burdens imposed by Labour?(introduction of minimum wage in United Kingdom)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Smart move, Mr Brown: tax people with no income at all.(United Kingdom Chancellor Gordon Brown plans to tax child benefit)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Speculating on the Internet is risky - that's the point.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Spend, spend, spend in the land of plenty.(The Global Crisis)(US economy continues to expand)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Sterling must fall - but how?Retail industryDiane Coyle
Surplus to total 46bn pounds sterling over next four years.(Pre-Budget Report)(surplus of government revenues over spending in United Kingdom)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Tailor training and skills to what we really need.(Business Review)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Theorists should admit they make mistakes.(Business Review)(excess certainty has negative impact on world economy)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
There's profit in empowerment of your people.(Business Review)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
The shopping forecast.(changes affecting United Kingdom retailing)Retail industryDiane Coyle
The winners take it all.(brand value)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Time the MPC abandoned activism.(Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
UK slips down the productivity league.Retail industryDiane Coyle
What our children really need is a regime of benign neglect.(dangers of over-protecting children)(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Why a small blip in US producer prices set off a violent reaction on Wall Street.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Why it makes economic sense to pay us economists more.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Why the Monetary Policy Committee must learn the importance of being boring.(Column)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Will north pay the price for southern comfort?(regional economic disparities in United Kingdom)Retail industryDiane Coyle
Will the pound decline enough to save exports?Retail industryDiane Coyle
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