2023

Cited POID' Special Paper "Cracking the productivity code: an international comparison of UK" (27 November, Channel 4

News)

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Podcast: Renewable energy in low- and middle-income countries (21 November, VoxDevTalk)

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Podcast: AI's impact on jobs (13 November, VoxEU)

 

How to be a better boss (26 October, The Economist)

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Podcast: How to Succeed at Failing, Part 2: Life and death (18 October, Freakonomics Radio)

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Too many managers still failing the competency test (17 October, Daily Star News Today)

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How Labour could sabotage its big play for business (14 October, The Telegraph)

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Stubbornly High Interest Rates Risk Squeezing the Life Out of UK Companies (12 October, BNN Bloomberg)

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Podcast: How to Succeed at Failing, Part 1: The chain of events (11 October, Freakonomics Radio)

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Small business research programs - Most agencies allow applicants to define needs and propose solutions (29 September, GAO)

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Octopus emotions, and past lessons for present innovation: Books in brief (25 September, Nature)

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Podcast - Big firm, little firm: are differences between companies driving inequality and holding back growth? (30 August, IFS)

 

Britain's failed experiment in boosting low-wage sectors (24 August, The Economist)

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Goliath's triumph: America's corporate giants are getting harder to topple (21 August, The Economist)

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Danger of populism looms over the European economy, could potentially see a repeat of Brexit-like chaos (14 August, Economy Chosum)

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Why productivity is so weak at UK companies (25 July, Financial Times)

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Is big business really getting too big? (12 July, The Economist)

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Will a Noncompete Ban Impact Innovation Beyond Tech Hubs? (28 June, MIT Sloan Review)

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Study Blames Regulation for Lower Rates of Innovation (20 June, Reason)

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Inside the battle to make the lethargic public sector more productive (14 June, The Telegraph)

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Does regulation hurt innovation? This study says yes (7 June, MIT Sloan)

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Generative AI's 'productivity revolution' will take time to pay off (5 June, Financial Times)

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A new world order seeks to prioritise security and climate change (11 May, The Economist)

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Research Shows US Manufacturing Decline Has Widened Many Workers' Choice Of Employers (2 May, India Education)

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Announcement: Anna Valero joins the chancellor’s economic advisory council (18 April, Gov.UK)

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America's economic outperformance is a marvel to behold (13 April, The Economist)

 

McDonald's Faces Layoffs as US Headquarters Shuts Down (5 April, Lee Daily) 

 

How to Navigate Tough Economic Times as a Business Leader (24 March, Business Review)

 

Endless innovating when it comes to R&D policy can only be unhelpful (15 March, Financial Times)

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Some home truths about declining research productivity, innovation and disruption (12 March, ABC)

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New research from MIT Sloan investigates how state policy impacts the sharing of health information data and its resulting improvements to the quality of health care (9 March, Yahoo Finance)

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Bad managers on brilliant pay: that's why the UK's not working (25 February, The Guardian)

 

How US demographics complicate the Fed's job (23 February 2023, Central Banking)

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For Britain to grow faster it needs better managers (4 February 2023, The Economist)

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How to fix the British economy (3 February 2023, Financial Times)

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These Companies Have Announced the Biggest Layoffs in 2023 (20 January, TIME Online)

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The BBC take on the Brexit scorecard two years on (12 January, Briefings for Britain)

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House price slump in 2023 will be worse since financial crisis (3 January, The Times)

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Brexit: The scorecard two years on (3 January, BBC)

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UK economists' survey: 'miserable' year ahead for households (2 January, Financial Times)