There hasn’t been any austerity in the UK – and that might explain the upturn

W David McCausland

There hasn’t been any austerity in the UK – and that might explain the upturn

Economics

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Abstract

After all those years of flat-line economic performance in the UK economy and declining real incomes, we’ve seen quite a turn around. The growth rate is now one of the best in Europe, house prices are rising and there are signs of wages starting to recover.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publisher	The Conversation UK
Publication status	Published - 23 Jun 2014

Keywords

Austerity
UK economy
GDP growth
election 2015
Keynesianism

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There hasn’t been any austerity in the UK – and that might explain the upturn

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