A case for managing money GDP

Article Abstract:

Money gross domestic product (GDP) is inflation and growth of output for the economy as a whole. The UK Institute for Public Policy and Research (IPPR) that money GDP should be managed within a target range. This would not bring major changes since the proposed range is similar to the actual range of money GDP from 1993 to 1995. The IPPR also calls for low rates of interest and tight fiscal policy, a combination which the UK government is already pursuing. The IPPR also calls for modest policy initiatives and this maybe a wise recommendation following problems which appear to have been created by macroeconomic policy.

Analysis, Monetary policy

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Sterling: support factors

Article Abstract:

Pound sterling is buoyed up by a number of factors, according to Goldman Sachs. Tight fiscal policy and looser monetary policy tends to lead to a drop in the value of a currency, but most economies in the Group of 7 are using a similar policy mix. The UK visible balance of trade has not performed well, but this situation is likely to improve. The UK Labor Party is not likely to attempt a major change in macroeconomic policy so a political risk premium is not likely to develop.

Economic aspects, Pound (United Kingdom)

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Off to a flying start

Article Abstract:

English Partnerships is a UK state-funded agency which aims to promote renewal. The agency was established in 1994 with a 300 million pounds sterling budget, and combines the operations of two previous bodies, English Estates and City Grant. The agency has an important role in promoting inward investment and retaining investment in England. The agency aims to establish partnerships with private sector companies and has already helped Ford Motor to find a new site.

Foreign investments, Industrial locations, Industrial location

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