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Published on: 13 July 2017

Written by: João Ricardo Mendes Gonçalves Costa Filho All articles by João Ricardo Mendes Gonçalves Costa Filho

Learning from Brazil’s Real Plan experience could help Argentina to get out of the high inflation trap. Español
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Latest inflation figures: 3 things you should know

Published on: 16 January 2014

Written by: James Meadway All articles by James Meadway

There has been much cheering about Britain's drop in inflation from 2.1% to 2%. However, living standards are still...
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Response to Curzon Price on a British devaluation

Published on: 10 September 2013

Written by: John Mills All articles by John Mills

Devaluation alone is not the solution to the UK's economic woes. But it is the necessary foundation needed for other...
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Is devaluation of sterling the answer to Britain's economic woes?

Published on: 28 August 2013

Written by: Tony Curzon Price All articles by Tony Curzon Price

In his new book John Mills makes a strong case for a British devaluation of sterling but we must start thinking...

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