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Jo Michell

Bristol
As seen in: Medium, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, LBC, EIN News, EIN Presswire, The UK in a Changing Europe, Tribune Magazine
Economics prof @UWEBristol. @PKEconSoc chair. @FMM_macro fellow. @PEF_online council. Blogging intermittently at criticalfinance.org
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Beyond Growth | Jo Michell

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By Jo Michell, Clara Brenck, Pedro Romero Marques, Randall Germain
| Phenomenal World Verified
“At the election we promised there would be no return to austerity,” Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves explained to the British Parliament on October 30. “Today we deliver on that promise.” The remark came halfway through the newly elected Labour Party’s budget message, a statement shaped around the government’s “mandate to restore stability to our economy.”  Prior to the budget, Reeves had been sending mixed messages about how this was to be done.
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Macroeconomic policy at the end of the age of abundance

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By Jo Michell
| elgaronline.com
1 THE END OF THE AGE OF ABUNDANCE? ‘The age of abundance’ is not intended to convey the impression that the last 40 years have been a period of widely shared prosperity and security. Since the shift in economic policy that occurred from around the late 1970s, average growth rates have been lower and crises have been frequent; inequality within and between countries is high.
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Dollar Liquidity, Financial Vulnerability and Monetary Sovereignty

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By Rob Calvert Jump, Jo Michell
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Periods of dollar-led global monetary tightening generate negative effects in many lower- and middle-income countries (LMICs). For countries with open financial accounts and substantial external debt stocks, dollar appreciation, rising interest rates and tightening liquidity can quickly generate destabilizing macro-financial processes which lead to default or debt restructuring.
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