Content tagged with "Economy,Economy" (412)
Society daily
The Guardian, Patrick Butler
It's a start, George, but that's all
The Sunday Times, Leader
RDAs: architects of their own demise
Left Foot Forward, Kevin Meagher
London's think tanks react to the Budget
ConservativeHome
Your pre-Budget reader
Comment Central, Hattie Garlick
I am a middle class benefits scrounger
Citywire, Charlie Parker
UK Budget: The very big question
Financial Times, Chris Giles
Who is prepared to cut, and who isn't?
Coffee House, Peter Hoskin
Public spending cuts will be good for Britain
MSN Money, John Stepek
Public sector finances: views from the...
An ICAEW survey showing that 82 per cent of public sector finance managers say they can make savings without damaging existing levels of service in the next two years. Most believe they can save up to 5 per cent of costs which would equate to a saving of nearly £20 billion.
Budget 2010: We will accept tax rises if...
The Sunday Telegraph, Janet Daley
The Hidden Agenda: Could what George Osborne...
The Scotsman, Hamish Macdonell
Event calendar
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Queen's Speech: A missed opportunity for NHS reform
Blog following Reform's recent report, Seismic shifts in the welfare state.
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Globally competitive education
Summary of a Reform roundtable seminar on “Globally competitive education" on 1 May 2013, led by Neil Strowger and Philip Avery, Headteacher...
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Patient driven medicine
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on “Patient driven medicine” on 16 April 2013, led by Jamie Heywood, Chair, PatientsLikeMe....
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High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the...
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on "High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the Aravind Eye Care System", on 11 April,...
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