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Public policy and economics. Special adviser for last Labour government incl HMT and No 10. Former boss NPC. Chair Carers Trust. Author Tales of the Unelected'
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‘Five things the Labour Chancellor should do to deliver good growth in every postcode’

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By Dan Corry
| LabourList Verified
The new Chancellor of the Exchequer, John Healey, is no stranger to the Treasury, having served as a minister in the last Labour government (during some of his latter period there, I chaired the Council of Economic Advisers). That bodes well.
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Shorter, better, fairer, stronger: Why the new Green Book is an encouraging update

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By Dan Corry, Jim Dunton Verified
| Civil Service World Verified
Way back in time – well, in December – we at the Future Governance Forum published a report on the Treasury’s Green Book: what it is, why it needs to change and some warnings about how far those changes could take us on their own when it comes to allocating government investment more sensibly around Britain.
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Better use of the Green Book could get more investment into the regions

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By Dan Corry, Andrew W Leicester
| Civil Service World Verified
In a Q&A for a charity sector journal a few years ago, I was asked what three books have been the most influential in terms of my career. One of them I mentioned was the Treasury Green Book on appraisal evaluation (another was the Grapes of Wrath – I was not too sad!).
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