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A strategic oversight? Why the Industrial Strategy will struggle to address the UK’s productivity problem
Reducing place to one of a number of ‘foundations’ will limit the ability of the Industrial Strategy to tackle the UK’s productivity malaise
Budget 2017: the Chancellor has put cities at centre stage again
The Budget seems to have signalled a re-ignition of interest from the Government in cities and devolution.
Autumn Budget 2017 Live
Live updates and analysis of the autumn budget 2017
Budget 2017: the 5 big issues for cities
The Chancellor put cities – and mayoral city regions in particular - at the heart of many of the key Budget announcements
The Budget and industrial strategy must focus on ‘place’ to solve UK’s productivity problem
To raise national productivity, the Government should support cities outside the Greater South East to address the challenges they face
Improving the Local Growth Fund to tackle the UK’s productivity problem
How the Government can reform the Local Growth Fund to better support places to grow their economies
The role of place in the UK’s productivity problem
How productivity varies across the country, and what this means for policy makers
Reducing the costs of success
The costs of growth, such as high property prices, congestion and air pollution, need to be managed to help sustain success in our most buoyant city economies
Will Government’s new industrial strategy challenge fund boost both innovation and productivity across UK?
Evidence suggests that the Government is more likely to succeed in its first goal than its second.