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David Smith is economics editor of The Sunday Times. His website is . His latest book is The Age of Instability.

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  1. 8h

    Economic Outlook excellent re fiscal policy

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  2. 14h

    Papers say Autumn Statement will provide boost but say either little room or need to do much

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  3. 15h

    This is no time for populist giveaways, says as he prepares for the autumn statement

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  4. 16h

    Excellent analysis by : Hammond should stick to infrastructure/investment. Resist populist measures

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  5. 16h

    The Chancellor should focus on infrastructure & business investment says in .

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  6. 18h

    Philip Hammond confirms OBR forecasts "are pointing to a slowing of economic growth and a sharp challenge to public finances"

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  7. 18h

    Economic Outlook Hammond has no room for populist giveaways

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  8. 19h

    "Hammond has no room for populist giveaways" - via

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  9. Nov 17

    Brilliant economics update for accountants from at wide range of topics, not just brexit.

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  10. Nov 17

    Big increase in retail sales, up 1.9% in October and 7.4% on a year earlier; strongest since 2002:

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  11. Nov 16

    Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure boost is just what many economists wanted, writes

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  12. Nov 16

    UK household gloom about future finances has hit a 3-year high amid worries about impact of higher inflation

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  13. Nov 16

    For Jul-Sep 2016 wages up 2.3% on a year including bonuses and 2.4% on a year excluding bonuses

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  14. Nov 16

    Employment rate (for people 16-64yrs) 74.5% for Jul-Sep 2016, joint highest since records began in 1971

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  15. Nov 16

    rate (for people aged 16+) 4.8% for Jul-Sep 2016, down from 5.3% a yr earlier

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  16. Nov 16

    Trump’s $1trn infrastructure boost is just what many economists, including Keynes, wanted

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  17. Nov 16

    Donald Trump - the unlikeliest Keynesian hero? My piece in The Times today:

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  18. Nov 15

    Donald Trump: the unlikeliest Keynesian hero. in today's Times

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  19. Nov 15

    Today's figures highlight flipside of depreciation with fastest rise in input prices since 2011

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  20. Nov 15

    Avg UK house price was £218,000 in Sept 2016. This is £16,000 higher than in Sept 2015 and unchanged from last month

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