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Graeme Leach

London
As seen in: The Telegraph, City AM, Reaction
Leading economic commentator. CEO & Chief Economist of Macronomics. Macronomics is a macroeconomic, geopolitical & future megatrends research consultancy.
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Ezra Institute | Christian Socialism? w/ Graeme Leach

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By Graeme Leach, Joe Boot, Ryan Eras
| ezrainstitute.com
/ Series Podcast for Cultural Reformation Topic Economics Ezra Institute Fellow for Biblical Economics, Graeme Leach, joins us on this week’s podcast episode to discuss the phenomenon of Christians advocating for historically socialist and Marxist economic policies.
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CORONANOMICS

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By Graeme Leach
| macronomics.global
A new report from macronomics and Global Futures & Foresight: Coronanomics - Scenarios for the UK economy in 2020-21
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CORONANOMICS

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By Graeme Leach
| businesscatalyst.com
A new report from macronomics and Global Futures & Foresight: Coronanomics - Scenarios for the UK economy in 2020-21
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In today's Budget let's send the world a message that we will thrive outside the EU

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By Graeme Leach
| brexitcentral.com
The last Budget before Brexit is a spectacular opportunity to send a message to the world that the British economy will not just survive but thrive outside the EU. In order to do that, some very clear messages need to be sent out. This is the vision thing which neither the Prime Minister or the Chancellor seem able to do. We need a vision of a low-tax, low-regulation economy, which will overpower Germany and France as the largest economy in Europe.
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Brexit gives us a chance to ditch the political establishment

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By Graeme Leach
| Reaction Verified
The coming months could well be among the most tumultuous in our political history. Passions and emotions over Brexit are running so high that it is not overly dramatic to compare the current situation with two other defining moments in our history – in 1940 and 1653. Both episodes suggest that ultimately the will of the people will prevail, and that a Prime Minister or Parliament which stands in the way of the people will be swept aside.
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