Shortlist announced for the 2016 NS Speri prize for political economy
Five world-class political economists vie for the prize, which is announced in September.
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The short-term consequences of Brexit are severe – but financial disaster is not inevitable
In the long term – even in the medium term – everything, of course, will depend on the details.
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What type of Brexit did we vote for? 150,000 Conservative members will decide
As Michael Gove launches his leadership bid, what Leave looks like will be decided by Conservative activists.
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We are heading for the next recession – it’s crucial the right people are in charge
There is grave economic trouble ahead, and if the Tory right are in power, the consequences could be ghastly.
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Jeremy Corbyn is not standing down – 172 Labour MPs cannot drown out democracy
The Labour Party could right now be exploiting a bitter Conservative leadership contest, writes Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell.
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Investors are panicked by Brexit – here’s why we should care
Look closely at the markets, they tell a story.
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Are the Conservatives getting ready to learn to love the EEA?
You can see the shape of the deal that the right would accept.
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London was the world’s leading financial centre – until Brexit came along
Brexit has overturned the City of London’s financial towers.
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