Events on Economics

EU Supervision and Regulation in the Securities Markets: Will One Size Fit All?

Monday 12th July, 2010

JPMorgan, 20 Moorgate, London, EC2R 6DA

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Is the creation of a new EU supervisor the right response to the financial crisis? How will ESMA impact on the authority of the UK’s national regulators? What will another layer of supervision mean for the City of London? Policy Exchange and Open Europe are delighted to bring together some of the key people involved in this debate to examine the arguments for and against greater harmonisation of securities regulation in Europe.

Thanks to JP Morgan who kindly provided the venue for this event.

Press Coverage • Financial Times

What should be in the Emergency Budget?

Wednesday 16th June, 2010

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Professor Paul Collier: A new approach to international development

Monday 14th June, 2010

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The Rt. Hon. John Redwood MP discusses taxation and the Emergency Budget

Monday 14th June, 2010

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Poor Men, Welfare and Conditionality

Wednesday 9th June, 2010

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William White: Do we need a new framework for domestic and international macro-financial stability?

Tuesday 23rd March, 2010

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Taxation and Economic Growth

Monday 22nd March, 2010

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The question of how to achieve the maximum level of sustainable economic growth over the next decade is presently a high policy priority. Given this, Policy Exchange is launching a new report that considers how taxes affect economic growth.  Specifically, we consider how the level of taxation, changes to specific taxes, and changes to the structure of taxation affect economic growth in both the short- and longer terms. Drawing on this analysis, we make specific recommendations concerning which taxes should be raised, and which should be the priorities for tax cuts – now and later.

Professor John Hills discusses the topic of economic inequality in the UK

Monday 22nd March, 2010

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Professor John Hills will be talking about his recent exhaustive report, An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK. He will cover, for example, how inequality has changed over recent decades and why there are bigger gaps in achievement between people at the top and bottom of groups than there are between groups.

How should the retirement income rules be changed?

Monday 15th March, 2010

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Offshore Financial Centres: Help or Hindrance?

Wednesday 3rd March, 2010

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