The UK’s failing fiscal framework is a Brexit tribute act
The path and peak of policy uncertainty over the past year eerily mimics sentiment at the time of the 2016 referendum
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The UK’s fiscal problems aren’t just about growth
Reassessing taxes and spending every six months introduces excessive policy uncertainty
Britain must break from the grip of dysfunctional policymaking
Speculation over what might be in November’s Budget has left me depressed about our capacity for rational policies
The need to tighten UK fiscal policy is also an opportunity
Keir Starmer’s government should seize the chance to make radical reforms
The Brexit implementation fiasco
It is not too late to reverse bad policy but that requires good governance
The UK should press ahead with the inevitable on tax
Delays in dealing with fiscal pressures risk further damage to household consumption, corporate investment and overall growth
Britain is living beyond its means
No party looks truly ready to confront tax-resistant voters with some hard questions