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Economist Geraint Johnes worries that Chancellor George Osborne's plan for a "lock" on taxes and borrowing will "wrap the country in chains".
Economist Geraint Johnes offers his view on the Bank of England's latest inflation report, which he says "comes to terms with reality" while remaining "starry eyed".
Economist Ian Walker quoted in an article in the Express, arguing that the move to add more balls to the draw will lengthen the odds.
Do US Presidents pursue international trade disputes to win votes? In an article published on the VOX CEPR website, LUMS economist Maurizio Zanardi and others argue that they do.
Mark Shackleton and Kim Kaivanto argue that the Government's decision to sell its stake in RBS will level the playing field with other banks.
Professor Geriant Johnes was interviewed on Share Radio recently, discussing the UK's poor productivity, and what it really means for the economy.
A LUMS economist has found that British TV audiences are less interested in watching competitive matches than they once were, instead favouring top talent.
Prospective students thinking about studying economics at university will have the chance to try it for a day in two upcoming events organised by Lancaster University Management School.
The Guardian's Sean Ingle discusses research conducted by LUMS economist Rob Simmons and Liverpool University's Babatunde Buraimo, which suggests that fans prefer big names over competitive matches.
LUMS economist John Whittaker features in an article on Greece's debt problems in the Washington Post.
In a letter published in the Financial Times, GR Steele says that Iceland's recent proposals on banking date back to an idea from 1933, developed by the little known Henry Simons.
In an opinion piece on the FT Adviser blog, LUMS economist Kim Kaivanto says that the new mortgage lending cooling-off period needs an element of active competition.
As Chancellor George Osborne prepares to deliver his pre-election budget, Geraint Johnes says that the key issue remains the deficit.
With the most rapid deficit reduction programme, the Conservatives will struggle to achieve economic growth, says William Tayler, of the School’s Economics Department.
A Washington Post blog features LUMS research into the effect of the London congestion charge on road traffic accidents.
New research by LUMS economist Professor Colin Green reveals that the introduction of London’s congestion charge led to a substantial reduction in the number of accidents.
The Guardian features research by LUMS economist Colin Green that shows a 40 per cent drop in traffic accidents since 2003.
Kim Kaivanto, writing in The Conversation, asks why HSBC so often finds itself mired in controversy.
LUMS economist Kim Kaivanto is quoted in a story in the Huffington Post about the problems faced by HSBC.
Geraint Johnes talks about the living wage and the groups of people who are not earning it.
Greece has been saved from expulsion for now but it would be unwise to speculate on how long its euro membership can continue, says John Whittaker in The Conversation.
Geraint Johnes talks about youth unemployment and the labour market in a blog post for the Work Foundation.
Geraint Johnes examines the General Election campaigns and results.
Professor Geraint Johnes, Director of Lancaster University's Work Foundation, was interviewed on BBC Radio 5 Live on 18 February, discussing the UK's latest labour market statistics.
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