Britain’s two main economic challenges – industry revitalisation and boosting consumer spending – could be helped through a greater role for collective bargaining, writes Chris Wright.
Ben Fox reports on Mr Osborne’s dangerous economic policies that could drive us into a credit rating crisis.
Wayne David MP, shadow Europe minister, and Glenis Willmott MEP, Labour’s leader in the European Parliament, on how the right, across Europe, have no plan for growth.
Left Foot Forward’s Devolution Correspondent Ed Jacobs assesses reaction to the budget in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Shamik Das rounds up the best budget analysis and commentary in today’s papers.
Ed Jacobs reviews the economic situation in the devolved nations and how the budget could feed into it.
Ahead of the Budget on Wednesday, David Hilferty calls for a holistic approach to the climate, food and economic crises.
Geroge Irvin looks at the OECD’s ‘Economic Survey of the UK 2011’ – and asks if it’s a whitewash for the coalition government and Mr Osborne.
George Irvin, retired professor of economics and currently (honorary) Professorial Research Fellow in Development Studies at SOAS, looks at the economic impact of the Japanese earthquake/tsunami on Japan and the world.
Duncan Exley, One Society’s campaign director, responds to Will Hutton’s Review of Fair Pay in the Public Sector, which published its final report today.
