By David Walker
1 March 2011
In a globalised world, the only certainty is uncertainty. Economic dogma is being swept aside, as nation states follow their own disparate routes to recovery and growth. So why is the UK government sticking to the old script?
The first months of 2011 have probably prefigured the decade ahead. It’s not quite war, pestilence and famine on a biblical scale, but the world has already witnessed insurrection, financial contagion and a toxic mix of commodity price inflation, shortages of cereal and oil staples, and dramatic weather patterns.
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1 March 2011
In a globalised world, the only certainty is uncertainty. Economic dogma is being swept aside, as nation states follow their own disparate routes to recovery and growth. So why is the UK government sticking to the old script?
The first months of 2011 have probably prefigured the decade ahead. It’s not quite war, pestilence and famine on a biblical scale, but the world has already witnessed insurrection, financial contagion and a toxic mix of commodity price inflation, shortages of cereal and oil staples, and dramatic weather patterns.
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