America’s race
What effect will demographic shifts have on US politics?
No economic growth means no underlying increase in tax revenues. In today’s flat-lining economy Julian Chisholm FRSA argues that fiscal policy should assume no growth in tax revenues and only supply-side boosting public expenditure should be financed by borrowing.
Stewart Lansley FRSA argues that a new battle line has been drawn over the relationship between inequality and growth.
Frank Hore and David Low FRSAs ask whether senior managers in financial services are right to complain about being overwhelmed by regulation.
Increased diversity in public sector provision should be welcomed argues Tom Levitt FRSA.
David Kauders FRSA argues that the financial system that evolved from the early Italian bankers needs a fundamental change.
Henry Kippin outlines the scope of a new project that looks at how the UK can learn from public services in the developing world
Peter Mucci FRSA argues for a new approach to design for manufacturing, given its importance to economic recovery