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    Economics

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    Reeves: 10,000 civil service jobs to go in admin cost-cutting drive
    24 Mar Economics

    Reeves: 10,000 civil service jobs to go in admin cost-cutting drive

    Civil service unions call for honesty about impact of cuts on public services
    by Tevye Markson
    New fiscal framework becomes law as MPs back Charter for Budget Responsibility
    30 Jan Economics
    New fiscal framework becomes law as MPs back Charter for Budget Responsibility
    Reeves: Green book refresh will ‘deliver fair hearing' for all regions
    29 Jan Economics
    Reeves: Green book refresh will ‘deliver fair hearing' for all regions
    Civil service 'incompetence' to blame for rising debt, ex-minister says
    27 Jan Economics
    Civil service 'incompetence' to blame for rising debt, ex-minister says
    Treasury recruiting for new second perm sec
    18 Dec 2024 Economics
    Treasury recruiting for new second perm sec
    Treasury is looking for candidates with "deep financial, business, commercial and analytical experience"
    Barton: FCDO needs new funding model
    19 Nov 2024 Economics
    Barton: FCDO needs new funding model
    Department will require hundreds of millions of pounds more after 2026-27, perm sec says
    'The Treasury acted within the law’: Bowler defends officials over Spring Budget preparations
    07 Nov 2024 Economics
    'The Treasury acted within the law’: Bowler defends officials over Spring Budget preparations
    Perm sec says previous budget framework put more onus on OBR to ask questions than HMT to provide information on its own initiative
    Budget: Departments' day-to-day spending to rise 1.5% in real terms
    30 Oct 2024 Economics
    Budget: Departments' day-to-day spending to rise 1.5% in real terms
    Total departmental spending will rise by an average of 1.5% a year over the next five years, chancellor announces, with higher rises in the next two years
    Evidencing the value of health is the key to uniting health and growth
    15 Oct 2024 Economics
    Evidencing the value of health is the key to uniting health and growth
    To realise the opportunities in the overlap of the government’s economic and health missions, we need to mobilise evidence on how economic decisions impact public health
    Budget: No.10 says it will stick with fiscal rules
    08 Oct 2024 Economics
    Budget: No.10 says it will stick with fiscal rules
    Confirmation of commitment to rules comes as IPPR report suggests reforming them could unlock £57bn of spending
    Chancellor pledges real-terms increase to government spending
    23 Sep 2024 Economics
    Chancellor pledges real-terms increase to government spending
    But Reeves does not rule out cuts to individual departments' budgets over the course of this parliament
    Cutting public spending would 'damage foundations of the economy', Reeves warned
    16 Sep 2024 Economics
    Cutting public spending would 'damage foundations of the economy', Reeves warned
    Former cabinet secretary Lord O'Donnell among economists who have urged the chancellor to update fiscal rules instead
    Book review: Torsten Bell's well-evidenced argument might appeal to think tank economists, but will it convince ministers?
    05 Sep 2024 Economics
    Book review: Torsten Bell's well-evidenced argument might appeal to think tank economists, but will it convince ministers?
    The policy proposals in Torsten Bell’s clear and well-evidenced book might appeal to think tank economists, says Thomas Pope, but only time will tell if political strategy will convince his new colleagues and bosses in the Labour government
    Reeves tells departments to find billions of pounds in savings ahead of Budget
    29 Aug 2024 Economics
    Reeves tells departments to find billions of pounds in savings ahead of Budget
    Health and Education departments among those asked to make big savings ahead of October budget, according to reports
    Reeves to announce efficiencies drive and consultancy spend squeeze in major speech
    29 Jul 2024 Economics
    Reeves to announce efficiencies drive and consultancy spend squeeze in major speech
    Chancellor will set out reforms to "put an end to wasteful spending in government" and address £20bn black hole
    Book review: Neil Lee’s Innovation for the Masses is an ideal book for policymakers
    22 Jul 2024 Economics
    Book review: Neil Lee’s Innovation for the Masses is an ideal book for policymakers
    Can we drive innovation and also build greater equality? This solution-focused guide suggests so
    National Wealth Fund to bring together existing bodies
    09 Jul 2024 Economics
    National Wealth Fund to bring together existing bodies
    UK Infrastructure Bank and the British Business Bank to be 'aligned' under investment plan
    IFS: Civil service pay has been ‘held down unbelievably’
    25 Jun 2024 Economics
    IFS: Civil service pay has been ‘held down unbelievably’
    Paul Johnson says pay for officials is just one example of why public service cuts will be so difficult to achieve for next government
    IFS: Conservative manifesto 'silent' on departmental spending cuts
    12 Jun 2024 Economics
    IFS: Conservative manifesto 'silent' on departmental spending cuts
    Think tank warns the party's plans signal "an even tougher time" for departments
    Treasury perm sec warned ministers over Tory tax claim
    05 Jun 2024 Economics
    Treasury perm sec warned ministers over Tory tax claim
    James Bowler said ministers should not say a Conservative costing was produced by civil servants
    Public sector productivity drive 'unlikely to ease spending pressures', IFS warns
    04 Jun 2024 Economics
    Public sector productivity drive 'unlikely to ease spending pressures', IFS warns
    Institute for Fiscal Studies predicts reduced waiting lists and courts backlogs will come before budget savings
    Scottish Government announces 9.3% three-year pay framework
    31 May 2024 Economics
    Scottish Government announces 9.3% three-year pay framework
    Finance minister says the public sector pay policy provides an above-inflation increase
    Departments face 'uncharted territory' because of spending review uncertainty
    03 May 2024 Economics
    Departments face 'uncharted territory' because of spending review uncertainty
    Civil servants must be resourced to begin full planning now, Institute for Government warns
    MPs accuse DWP of 'cherry-picking' evidence on Universal Credit impact
    29 Apr 2024 Economics
    MPs accuse DWP of 'cherry-picking' evidence on Universal Credit impact
    Report says department has based its assessment of the impact UC to the labour market on "the most positive scenario"
    Productivity puzzle corner: Can you dig it?
    22 Apr 2024 Economics
    Productivity puzzle corner: Can you dig it?
    In this third instalment of this series on public sector productivity it’s time to turn to some definitions. Which are very simple. And very, very, complicated
    Debt Management Office appoints first female chief exec
    18 Apr 2024 Economics
    Debt Management Office appoints first female chief exec
    Chancellor says Jessica Pulay is "held in the highest regard on the international stage"
    'What does it take to do my job well? A curious, analytical mindset': DBT's Ben Cropper on challenging perceptions and crossing disciplinary barriers
    02 Apr 2024 Economics
    'What does it take to do my job well? A curious, analytical mindset': DBT's Ben Cropper on challenging perceptions and crossing disciplinary barriers
    CSW meets Ben Cropper, director of analysis and chief economist at the Department for Business and Trade
    Productivity puzzle corner: The Efficiency Wars redux
    28 Mar 2024 Economics
    Productivity puzzle corner: The Efficiency Wars redux
    In a new series of articles, Professor Colin Talbot will explore public sector productivity in the UK. This issue is increasingly on the agenda of both main contenders as they vie to form the next government and is something that will likely occupy civil servants whoever wins
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