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...money flow in and out of their country without causing too much disruption. But there’s a problem when you try to do all of these at once. Say for example, the Eurozone tries to lower its interest rate to boost investment and reduce unemployment. Money flows out to earn higher interest rates elsewhere. Exchange rates drop, which causes inflation, so the Euro interest...

...money, global trade and national policies...[EU Referendum economy] Economy Internal Market The Single Market is, for many, the EU’s biggest achievement - a success because it aimed just to promote member states’ economic efficiency, with no wider agenda for political integration. Promoted by the UK, with the symbolic start-date of 1992, the Single Market programme...

...business cycle – just as it was when the Office of Budget Responsibility was first set up in 2010. Otherwise there will always be too much pressure to under-fund public investment. John Maloney, associate professor of economics, University of Exeter The economy has turned down, only slightly, but the growth forecasts are down for the next four years too, and that does...