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BoE chief economist’s more objective view highlights folly of post-referendum panic
With a rate rise closer, members’ views are under scrutiny
Hawkish tone from Bank of England’s chief economist puzzles observers
Leaving the EU makes things even harder for the Bank of England
Haldane suggests rates should rise soon after governor said ‘now is not the time’
Chief economist at odds with Carney over threat posed by rising inflation
Role play technology risks detaching leaders from the workforce
The data suggest that bad management is both rife and persistent
Since 2008 output per worker has languished at an average growth rate of 0.3 per cent
In the hunt for productivity, the revolutionary long shot is worth the cost and risk
Company bosses simply think there is no productivity problem, says BoE economist
Middling UK groups think they are better then they are, says Bank of England economist
Brexit forecast failures tell us nothing new
Move to leave EU might amplify other threats, BoE governor tells Treasury committee
Haldane was candid about a ‘Michael Fish moment’ — as a rhetorical device, it worked
Haldane’s remarks are not a retreat from BoE predictions, writes Martin Sandbu
Chief economist points to ‘Michael Fish’ moment over financial crisis
Politicians have threatened to get tough on business behaviour for decades
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