#patrick minford

[ianchisnall]

Patrick and Jacob are not being as clear as they need to be

It is clearly vital that Patrick Minford is recognised for his willingness to support increases to wage inequality and the end of the UK manufacturing economy!

This articlein yesterdays Telegraph is written by Patrick Minford. Because it is behind a paywall only the first two paragraphs can be read by most of us along with the headline as shown under the photograph which shows Patrick on the far left of the row and Jacob on the far right. Jacob’s views are reasonably well known and deeply political. However Patrick is an Economist who has been linked to…

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[generalelectionmusings]

[leninsbody]

Brexit: what is in store for the UK economy?

Brexit: what is in store for the UK economy?

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In the run-up to Britain’s historic vote on whether to leave the EU, the consensus among economists was clear: Brexit will hurt growth. Even many committed supporters acknowledged the prospect of a short-term economic hit.

But now that the country appears to have decided to leave, many big questions remain. Will the British economy struggle and stagnate outside the single market? Or will…

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[socialstudiesmidway-blog]

Brexit: what is in store for the UK economy?

Brexit: what is in store for the UK economy?

[ad_1] In the run-up to Britain’s historic vote on whether to leave the EU, the consensus among economists was clear: Brexit will hurt growth. Even many committed supporters acknowledged the prospect of a short-term economic hit. But now that the country appears to have decided to leave, many big questions remain. Will the British economy struggle and stagnate outside the single market? Or will…

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[semipartisansam]

With Allies Like These...

With Allies Like These…

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With allies like Patrick Minford and Get Britain Out, who needs the Remain campaign?

The Sun reports:

Maggie Thatcher’s economics guru stormed into the referendum battle last night, claiming Brexit would cut living costs by £40 a week.

Professor Patrick Minford accused EU chiefs of imposing over-inflated prices on everything from food to cars.

And he calculated tearing down trade barriers…

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