Pranesh Narayanan @Narayanator

Senior Research Fellow @IPPR Joined August 2016

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Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief

2 weeks ago

Factcheck: 16 misleading myths about solar power ✍️ @Josh_Gabbatiss @MollyLempriere 🎨 @tomoprater @joejgoodman Tom Pearson Read here: buff.ly/D1TjpR3

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High Pay Centre @HighPayCentre

3 weeks ago

Some argue the UK would be better off with less regulation and higher CEO pay. But such a model leads to higher inequality and lower living standards for many. This is why we’re calling for maximum CEO to worker pay ratios of 10:1. Sign our petition: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/it-s…

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Pranesh Narayanan @Narayanator

3 weeks ago

Telling that its the manufacturing sector that is driving lower growth in the UK but @EdConwaySky isn't drawing enough attention to Trump's tariff war - the global uncertainty is terrible for UK manufacturers

Ed Conway @EdConwaySky

3 weeks ago

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William Ellis @WillEllisEcon

3 weeks ago

Very pleased to see my analysis on UK productivity growth picked up by the FT this morning. Their piece highlights the uncertainty around the OBR’s productivity forecast — and how stark the fiscal implications could be at the Budget. A few of my reflections below 👇

FT UK Politics @ftukpolitics

3 weeks ago

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Pranesh Narayanan @Narayanator

4 weeks ago

Strange how there's only wall to wall coverage when there's a spike in bond yields, where's the wall-to-wall coverage of the UK's falling borrowing costs? Or maybe day-to-day moves in financial markets don't actually mean that much🤔

Faisal Islam @faisalislam

4 weeks ago

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HENRY MORRIS @mrhenrymorris

4 weeks ago

Life comes at you fast when you're a Telegraph reader....

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Max Jerneck @MaxJerneck

a month ago

Oh no, overcapacity 😫

Dave Jones @CleanPowerDave

a month ago

Oh no, overcapacity 😫

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Carsten Jung @carsjung

a month ago

Really wild that UK bank shares are down by 3-4% this morning, apparently in response to my new report! Worth keeping in mind that share prices were up 60-140% since interest rates increased. To some degree thanks to the taxpayer subsidy, which we're proposing to reverse.

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IPPR @IPPR

a month ago

💷 | NEW REPORT: Taxpayers are losing £22 billion a year through a flawed Bank of England quantitative easing policy. In this report, @carsjung sets out his plan to claw this back. ippr.org/articles/fixin…

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IPPR @IPPR

a month ago

Half of the increase in your energy bills is due to the cost of gas. Moving from fossil fuels to renewables is the simplest way to lower bills. 📻 @joshemden on @bbc5live 👇

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Joseph Evans @evansjoseph_

a month ago

Reform is swinging behind the pronatalist movement. This is a growing trend on the right - putting so-called "family values" back on the agenda But the idea that we can address an ageing population through pronatalism just isn't backed up by evidence politico.eu/article/reform…

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William Ellis @WillEllisEcon

2 months ago

1/Productivity really matters - strong growth allows us to produce more, collecting extra tax. Today's data still looks weak, seemingly vindicating calls for a costly OBR downgrade - but closer assessment reveals a strong argument for keeping steady.

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Carsten Jung @carsjung

2 months ago

I used to take it for granted that the OBR will downgrade its productivity forecast in the autumn, leading to a chunky fiscal contraction. But the talented @WillEllisEcon looked into the data and convinced me otherwise. Evidence base is really not as clear cut as some suggest.

William Ellis @WillEllisEcon

2 months ago

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IPPR @IPPR

2 months ago

💰 NEW BLOG | The OBR is facing pressure to slash its productivity forecast this autumn, risking up to a £44 billion hole in the public finances. But the case isn’t strong enough yet. Our latest blog explains why 👇ippr.org/articles/navig…

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IPPR @IPPR

2 months ago

UK growth has beaten gloomy forecasts 📈 Tariffs have dented manufacturing, but other sectors are powering ahead. With a solid industrial strategy, an investment-focused Budget coming, and stable policy, the UK’s outlook is bright.