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Monday, 13 November 2017

Economics reports 13-20th November 2017

Process innovation: Bringing manufacturers to the frontier EEF

Retail chain store closures fall to 14 stores a day- the lowest level since 2010, say PwC and The Local Data Company

Devolve Industrial Strategy powers and funding or risk leaving areas to fail- Local Government Association.

Retail bonds and SME growth- CPS report 

Is stamp duty tax - suffocating the English housing Market? LSE research for the Family Building Society. 

Distributional results for the impact of tax and welfare reforms between 2010-17, modelled in the 2021/22 tax year Equality and Human Rights Commission 
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