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    Economics

    Keep up-to-date with the latest Economics news from Civil Service World
    Hunt announces ‘most ambitious public sector productivity review ever’
    13 Jun Economics

    Hunt announces ‘most ambitious public sector productivity review ever’

    Treasury will be an "enabler of reform" as ministers follow path to growth trodden by Thatcher, chancellor says
    by Tevye Markson
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    DHSC lacked economic advice to support Covid response, ex-minister says
    Treasury publishes new efficiency guidance for civil servants
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    Treasury publishes new efficiency guidance for civil servants
    Bridging the gap: bringing local evidence to national policy
    19 Jun Economics
    Bridging the gap: bringing local evidence to national policy
    From investment zones to the Levelling Up Fund: How government is going for growth
    19 Jun Economics
    From investment zones to the Levelling Up Fund: How government is going for growth
    The government’s latest plans for building economic prosperity across the country include investment zones and Levelling Up Partnerships, with “trailblazer deals” and additional regeneration cash thrown in for good measure. We help you navigate the details
    EXCL: Efficiency review finds higher savings target ‘not realistic’ as inflation bites
    06 Jun Economics
    EXCL: Efficiency review finds higher savings target ‘not realistic’ as inflation bites
    Alex Chisholm says he is “confident” departments will meet 5% target, despite inflation pressures and demands from new government
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    16 Mar Economics
    Spring Budget defence and childcare boosts 'mean spending cuts elsewhere'
    Departments may have to cut £18bn following Hunt's announcements yesterday, IFS says
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    15 Mar Economics
    Spring Budget: Government launches new savings tracker amid departmental spending squeeze
    IFS warns defence and childcare boosts could mean “very tough time for other spending areas”
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    14 Mar Economics
    Hunt urged to 'think twice' about closing Office of Tax Simplification
    MPs says closure is "unnecessary", pointing to OTS claim that it "achieves far more than it costs"
    DIT seeks £145k chief operating officer despite looming demise
    24 Feb Economics
    DIT seeks £145k chief operating officer despite looming demise
    Applicants are warned the role will be located in Department for Business and Trade after machinery of government changes
    Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
    23 Jan Economics
    Treasury launches hunt for next chief economic adviser
    Department offers up to £125k a year for Clare Lombardelli’s successor
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    13 Jan Economics
    Treasury’s top economic adviser to leave for OECD
    Clare Lombardelli will become OECD chief economist in spring, after 18 years in the civil service
    'Some of the Treasury's hardest decisions are yet to come': Cat Little looks ahead
    04 Jan Economics
    'Some of the Treasury's hardest decisions are yet to come': Cat Little looks ahead
    The Treasury second perm sec says resilience is needed after "what feels like concurrent crises over an extended period"
    Treasury perm sec James Bowler: Tom Scholar's departure ‘was not normal’
    13 Dec 2022 Economics
    Treasury perm sec James Bowler: Tom Scholar's departure ‘was not normal’
    Top Treasury officials also say they "gave all the advice they should have done" ahead of disastrous mini-budget
    Autumn Statement: IFS flags renewed pressure on civil service jobs
    18 Nov 2022 Economics
    Autumn Statement: IFS flags renewed pressure on civil service jobs
    Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that government will have to pick between low pay awards, job cuts or worse services
    Autumn Statement: Pay is elephant in room for ‘protected’ departmental budgets
    18 Nov 2022 Economics
    Autumn Statement: Pay is elephant in room for ‘protected’ departmental budgets
    IFS warns civil service will face biggest pressures after 2024-25 under 1% growth plan
    DWP and HMRC get cash boost for 6,000 new staff to tackle fraud, error and tax dodging
    17 Nov 2022 Economics
    DWP and HMRC get cash boost for 6,000 new staff to tackle fraud, error and tax dodging
    Autumn Statement brings £300m for recruitment drive – but departments will be told to find savings elsewhere
    Sunak warns of ‘difficult decisions’ in first words as PM
    25 Oct 2022 Economics
    Sunak warns of ‘difficult decisions’ in first words as PM
    Downing Street speech acknowledges Truss and Kwarteng “mistakes” but insists 2019 general-election manifesto is a valid mandate
    Unlike the farce at Westminster, public sector cuts are no joke
    21 Oct 2022 Economics
    Unlike the farce at Westminster, public sector cuts are no joke
    Jeremy Hunt has been dealt a difficult hand. But with no PM, it's hard to see what authority the chancellor has to make these serious decisions
    Jeremy Hunt denies return to austerity as spending cuts loom
    18 Oct 2022 Economics
    Jeremy Hunt denies return to austerity as spending cuts loom
    Chancellor says "eye-watering" decisions ahead as he is accused of unveiling "austerity season two"
    Departments brace for cuts as Hunt scraps tax measures
    17 Oct 2022 Economics
    Departments brace for cuts as Hunt scraps tax measures
    Chancellor tears apart 'mini-budget' and tells departments to find "efficiency savings"
    Liz Truss has promised to 'grow the pie'. But which pie?
    17 Oct 2022 Economics
    Liz Truss has promised to 'grow the pie'. But which pie?
    The government has placed growth at the centre of its plans, but what sort of growth? And who really creates value and wealth? Professor Colin Talbot explores the often-neglected parts of our economy to explain why increasing value is not just about growing GDP
    'Difficult decisions needed': Truss walks back on spending cuts pledge
    13 Oct 2022 Economics
    'Difficult decisions needed': Truss walks back on spending cuts pledge
    Departments face uncertainty over their budgets amid economic crisis
    Truss insists she won't cut public spending to pay for mini-budget
    12 Oct 2022 Economics
    Truss insists she won't cut public spending to pay for mini-budget
    Government will reduce debt by "making sure we spend public money well", PM says
    Departments could face funding cuts of 15%, IFS warns
    11 Oct 2022 Economics
    Departments could face funding cuts of 15%, IFS warns
    Inflation could mean “hidden” austerity if spending settlements remain unchanged, as think tank predicts £62bn of “fiscal tightening” needed
    Bank of England warns of 'material risk to financial stability'
    11 Oct 2022 Economics
    Bank of England warns of 'material risk to financial stability'
    Bank bolsters its emergency bond-buying plan as market turmoil continues
    Kwasi Kwarteng brings forward fiscal plan to 31 October
    10 Oct 2022 Economics
    Kwasi Kwarteng brings forward fiscal plan to 31 October
    Chancellor will also publish OBR forecast earlier than planned in U-turn following mini-budget turmoil
    DIT's James Bowler named Treasury perm sec
    10 Oct 2022 Economics
    DIT's James Bowler named Treasury perm sec
    He will be joined by second perm secs Cat Little and Beth Russell

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