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New blog: Can Labour’s fiscal policy really accelerate investment? The shadow chancellor’s ambition to use the power of the Treasury to increase investment in towns, cities and regions is only likely to work if projects combine housing and transport at scale, writes Thomas Aubrey. Read: https://lnkd.in/eEJQM8hj #fiscalpolicy #housing #trains #investment #levellingup

What should we look out for when it comes to the new government's economic agenda in the near future? The Budget would be the clue and there are expectations for something to be done on consumption and private investment. What can be the contours? A view in Businessline today.

Mansion House reforms: UK government should embrace long-term thinking to boost the economy The investment and business environment that has existed in the UK over the past 12 years has underpinned a chronically low level of investment across both public and private sectors #MansionHouse #longterm https://lnkd.in/eMMSE6Ap

When a government that has lost public trust is replaced, you expect to see an increase in business confidence as a result. But how long does that usually take to have an effect on the economy in terms of investment and opportunities?

📈 Government Budget Update: The government says it is commitment to infrastructure spending and economic growth initiatives that can indirectly benefit the property market by boosting employment, consumer confidence, and overall economic activity. Stay attuned to broader economic trends that may impact your investment strategy but subscribing to our newsletter. https://lnkd.in/gRJ5X_V #BudgetUpdate #EconomicGrowth

Can Labour’s fiscal policy really accelerate investment? The shadow chancellor’s ambition to use the power of the Treasury to increase investment in towns, cities and regions is only likely to work if projects combine housing and transport at scale, writes Thomas Aubrey. https://lnkd.in/eEJQM8hj #economics #levellingup #publicpolicy #policy #investment

📢 Investment Themes in Labour’s 2024 Autumn Budget With Labour’s much-awaited first Budget just weeks away, Hymans Robertson Investment Services gives an insightful overview of the potential investment-related themes. - Why the Budget might be insignificant in a global context - Expected tax increases - Increase in Government borrowing https://okt.to/ahPnlV #Budget2024 #Labour #Finance #Investment

#BudgetKiBaat #Budget2024 New economic policy to focus on the four factors - capital , labour, land and entrepreneurship. These are the more difficult reform areas so lets see what happens here

Ahead of tomorrow's legislative hearing on the Healey administration’s economic development bond bill, the Mass Leads Act, check out our new summary of the bill! Our analysis identifies the key themes of the bill, puts into context how it fits in the state’s Capital Investment Plan, summarizes major proposals, and highlights key takeaways and questions for policymakers to consider. The Mass Leads Act authorizes $2.815 billion in capital spending authorizations, $675 million in additional tax credits, and puts into policy action many elements of the administration’s economic development plan released last year. The ambitious bill focuses on maintaining Massachusetts’ primacy in life sciences and supports the development of new emerging sectors, such as climatetech. Read the report here: https://bit.ly/4bskZ6W #mapoli #economicdevelopment #climate #environment #workforce

⚡️NEW ⚡️Public #investment and potential output📊 Our Ben Caswell, Jagjit Chadha, Stephen Millard and Issam Samiri argue that the effect of public investment on #GDP could be even larger than the one suggested by the the OBR in their latest paper - Here is why ⬇️ #PublicInvestment #UKeconomy #EconomicPolicy #Policymaking #FiscalRules https://hubs.la/Q02RCYkf0