| Date | Medium | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 2006 |
 Yorkshire Post |
Do our debts add up to a financial crisis? |
| Oct – Nov 2006 | World Finance | The decline of Wall Street |
| Oct – Nov 2006 | Power Engineer | Iraq’s other Power Struggle |
| Aug 2006 | Industrial Focus | Power Relations |
| Aug 2006 | Power Engineer | The New Economics of Energy Security |
| Aug 2006 | The Business | Energy Security is greatest worry, not climate change |
| Aug/Sep 2006 | World Finance | The End of the Global Real Estate Boom – coming soon? |
| Aug 2006 |
 Wall Street Journal Europe |
Bound for failure |
| Jul 2006 | Eurofacts | The flawed contradictions of regional government |
| Jul 2006 | European Journal | Europe’s Energy Crunch |
| Jul 2006 |
Yorkshire Post |
Putin’s Power Drive slows the faltering pace of freedom |
| Jun – Jul 2006 | World Finance | Back to the 70s – commodities, dollar, fear. |
| Jun – Jul 2006 | Power Engineer | Counting Carbon – Interview with Dr Richard Sandor |
| Jun 2006 |
Yorkshire Post |
Why regional development policies are a flop |
| Apr 2006 | World Finance | Offshoring 2.0 has just begun |
| Apr 2006 | The Business | Britain’s Energy Policy? Let good economics decide |
| Mar 2006 | Daily Telegraph | Going green at home won’t save the planet |
| Mar 2006 |
Yorkshire Post |
Chancellor can still end our economic decline |
| Mar 2006 |
Yorkshire Post |
Special Treatment for “key workers” is folly |
| Jan 2006 | Whitehall & Westminster World | Pussyfooting with Dr Pangloss |
| Jan 2006 |
 Planning in London |
Urban regeneration or social engineering? |
| Jan 2006 |
Planning in London |
Environment – Important but not the only thing |
| Jan 2006 |
Yorkshire Post |
Power Failure – decade of neglect |
- Bidaily economics roundup – Wednesday 28th JulyBig themes; A slower recovery than hoped for by the Office for Budget Responsibility – according to the NIESR – 1.7 v. 2.3 for 2011 and 2.2 v. 2.8% for 2012 Mervyn King concerned about lingering inflation – but doesn’t want to raise interest rates for some time Retail sales grow at fastest rate in […]
- What are the warning signs of a double-dip recession?The Q2 growth figures may well have impressed us at 1.1% but it would be mistaken to believe we were well out of the woods just yet. Jim Rogers – he who infamously said the UK was finished a year or so ago – now predicts a recession in 2012. A technical recession, 2 consecutive […]
- Bidaily Economics Roundup – Monday 26th JulyBig themes of the last 3 days; The stunning 1.1% quarterly GDP growth figure for Q1 – twice that anticipated by most UK economists – see Reuters Ernst & Young Item Club forecast interest rates to stay at 0.5% until 2014. The Item Club. House prices fall for the first time in 15 months – […]
- Bidaily Economics Roundup – Friday 23rd JulyData to be released today; Preliminary Q2 GDP – to be released by the ONS here. Expected 0.6%. Index of Services – for May. BBA Loans for House Purchase – for June. Big themes of the day; The two most important Central Bankers of the world voice stark differences on policy . . . ECB […]
- The staggering cost of government websites . . .News yesterday from the Cabinet Office confirmed what many of us had suspected for some time – parts of the IT Industry have been ripping off the government and by extension the taxpayer for some time – particularly on websites. It is a pretty staggering set of statistics that; across government £94 million has been […]
