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Unless we re-boot productivity, UK faces troubling questions

Commentary, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Economy, Inequalities, Professor Anton MuscatelliBy adminSeptember 14, 2022

Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli on what we can do to stabilise our economies and provide a bulwark against future global shocks such as th COVID pandemic.

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Fusion has power to solve energy trilemma

Climate crisis, Commentary, COP26, Economy, Energy, Poverty, Professor Anton Muscatelli, UK, UkraineBy adminSeptember 2, 2022

As politicians wrestle with the cost of living, energy security and the climate crisis, bold leadership is needed to grasp new opportunities to solve this trilemma.

Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Long-term sustainability of Scotland’s finances in focus

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Professor Graeme Roy, Scotland, Scottish Fiscal Commission, Scottish GovernmentBy adminJune 13, 2022

As he takes on the role of chair of the Scottish Fiscal Commission, Professor Graeme Roy reflects on the current economic context and the big issues ahead.

Scotland’s New Deal for Tenants: Grand Designs, with Shoogly Foundations

Commentary, Housing, Professor Duncan Maclennan, UK Collaborative Centre for Housing EvidenceBy adminMay 13, 2022

Short paper by Professor Duncan Maclennan on the discussions about the Scottish Government’s proposed ‘New Deal for Tenants’ at the 2022 Scottish Housing Policy Conference.

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Breaking the shackles of underperformance in Scotland

Commentary, Dr Declan Weldon, Economy, Professor Anton Muscatelli, Scotland, University sector, Uzma KhanBy adminApril 22, 2022

The role of Scotland’s universities in helping the Scottish economy meet its full potential and find innovative solutions for tackling society’s greatest challenges whilst creating good quality jobs and wealth in Scotland.

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Graeme Roy: Academic input into constitutional debate is welcome

Adam Smith Business School, Devolution, Economy, EU and Brexit, Independence, Professor Graeme RoyBy adminFebruary 22, 2022

The contribution of a new series of articles on Scottish independence aiming to share ideas and insights into some of the related technical and institutional questions.

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Thoughts on the levelling up white paper – issues for Scottish cities

Cities, Commentary, Dr David Waite, Economy, Inequalities, levelling up, Region, Urban developmentBy adminFebruary 10, 2022

A summary of the Levelling Up white paper and the initial implications for Scottish cities.

A Further Step Towards an Effective Bank Resolution Regime for The European Union

Adam Smith Business School, Dr Zafer Kanik, Economics, EU and Brexit, Moorhad Choudhry, Professor Mario Cerrato, Professor Rosaria CerroneBy adminFebruary 9, 2022

New work on developing proposals for a new EU Institution for managing bank resolutions using the private resources of banks instead of public resources.

Macro image of polymer Scottish bank notes lined up next to each other, showing their numerical values of £5, £10 & £20. An outline image of the map of Scotland is shown on the notes. A British one pound coin is added to the collection of currency. The gold and silver coloured coin has the symbols of the United Kingdom on it, a rose, leek, thistle and shamrock.

Graeme Roy: Spring spending review is good time to take stock

Adam Smith Business School, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Devolution, Economics, Governance, Professor Graeme RoyBy adminJanuary 24, 2022

With budget pressures looming, there’s value in the Scottish Government holding a spending review in the spring.

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How climate change impacts Scottish cities

Cities, Climate crisis, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Professor James CurranBy adminDecember 13, 2021

Podcast on the impact of climate change on Scottish cities, and the policy and lifestyle changes needed in order to make cities more environmentally friendly

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