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The following day from the 2020 budget, the Progressive Economy Forum (PEF) interviewed five of its Council members on the budget and the economic direction of the United Kingdom. Here, Ann Pettifor, Co-Director of Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME) and a fellow of the New Economics Foundation. She is the author of The Case for ...
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The following day from the 2020 budget, the Progressive Economy Forum (PEF) interviewed five of its Council members on the budget and the economic direction of the United Kingdom. Here, Ann Pettifor, Co-Director of Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME) and a fellow of the New Economics Foundation. She is the author of The Case for ...
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