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How the experts reacted to a Labour Budget that ‘lacked vision’

Our co-director Miriam Brett's reaction to how the recent Labour budget lacked long-term economic vision.
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How Jackdaw gas field approval shifted attention to Rosebank: Updates and reaction as it happened

Read what our co-director Miriam Brett thinks of The UK Government’s decision to green-light Jackdaw gas field will breach safe climate limits.
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Tackling Scotland's Fiscal Gab in an age of climate breakdown

An analysis from our co-director Miriam Brett on public finance and sustainability challenges facing Scotland's future economy. 
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Scotland renewable energy jobs hopes hit by windfarm fears

Our Senior Economist, Hanna Wheatley was recently quoted in The Herald. 
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Why the Scottish Government can't keep running from Council Tax reform

Read our co-director, Miriam Brett's thoughts on the Scottish Governments approach to the fiscal gap.
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Labour's military spending spree to hammer Scotland's budget

Hanna Wheatley, our Senior Economist's comments on the Scottish Fiscal Commission’s fiscal update were quoted in The National. 
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Scottish government faces spending crunch after £720m tax hit

Read our Senior Economist, Hanna Wheatley’s comments in The Times on the Scottish Fiscal Commission’s fiscal update.
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Scottish Government will 'likely have to slash frontline services'

More coverage for our Senior Economist, Hanna Wheatley in The Scotsman. Read her comments on the Scottish Fiscal Commission’s fiscal update.

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Tom Hunter called out after 'false claim' about Scottish tax system

Read what our co-director, Laurie Macfarlane, had to say about Tom Hunter's recent claims.


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Research reveals 'extraordinary' flatlining wages in Scotland since financial crash

Read what our co-director, Laurie Macfarlane, has to say about the squeeze on earnings.

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