Karl Whelan

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Monthly Archives: April 2015

Three Important Facts About UK Immigration

Posted on April 6, 2015 by kwhelan

I probably shouldn’t have been but I was fairly shocked by the level of discussion of the immigration issue in last week’s UK leaders debate. Some concrete facts and context here.

Posted in UK Economy | Tagged Immigration

If The UK Economy Is Doing So Well, Why Does It Feel So Bad?

Posted on April 1, 2015 by kwhelan

Some think the UK economy is doing well but many feel it is doing badly. Some thoughts from a growth accounting perspective.

Posted in Economic Growth | Tagged Economic Growth, UK Economy

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