Linda Yueh
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Economist at @UniofOxford @StEdmundHall @LBS @chathamhouse | Author of The @greatbookseries | https://t.co/cUbrQZtRQA | Bluesky @lindayueh.bsky.social
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5 days ago |
london.edu | Dan Cable |Ioannis Ioannou |Linda Yueh |Nader T. Tavassoli
From gripping fiction to groundbreaking social critiques, our faculty have chosen five books for your summer reading ConflictCorporate financeEthicsGlobalisationPsychologySocietyUncertainty In 30 seconds Read an exquisite tale of grief, family, love and choices The biography of one of the world's least known but most consequential investors A provocative exploration of cultural taste and social inequality Intermezzo (2024) By Sally Rooney Recommended by Dan Cable, Professor of Organisational...
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2 weeks ago |
tolerance.ca | Linda Yueh
UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the government’s spending review, setting out its plans and priorities for the next three years. The aim of the review is of course to allocate spending over that time period – but this government is keen for economic growth and so has directed the funds to try to boost GDP. This approach could work but is particularly challenging in an uncertain global environment.
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2 weeks ago |
theconversation.com | Linda Yueh
UK chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered the government’s spending review, setting out its plans and priorities for the next three years. The aim of the review is of course to allocate spending over that time period – but this government is keen for economic growth and so has directed the funds to try to boost GDP. This approach could work but is particularly challenging in an uncertain global environment.
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2 months ago |
bizzbuzz.news | Linda Yueh
The UK government’s commitment to its strict fiscal rules is increasingly being tested by external economic shocks, particularly the volatility of US trade policy. While these rules aim to protect the UK’s financial credibility and manage its significant debt burden, they leave little room for flexibility in times of global uncertainty“Iron-clad” and “non-negotiable” is how UK prime minister Keir Starmer recently described the country's fiscal rules.
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2 months ago |
canadianinquirer.net | Linda Yueh
By Linda Yueh, University of Oxford, The Conversation“Iron-clad” and “non-negotiable” is how UK prime minister Keir Starmer recently described the country’s fiscal rules. The government has been coming under pressure to relax the rules and cut itself some financial slack. But according to the PM, these self-imposed restrictions are vital for maintaining UK economic stability.
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My latest article @forbes The UK Spending Review’s Choices https://t.co/nob83SbLjW via @LBS
Spending review delivers big boosts for health and defence – but Rachel Reeves is focused on investment https://t.co/bkUfuKKDmK
