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The key question for the economy in 2013 is one that doesn't get the prominence it should: what's going to happen to corporate capital spending? This matters beyond the mere mathematical contribution of investment to GDP growth - important though that is - for three reasons.
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By Chris Dillow,
21 December 2012
Chris spent eight years as an economist with one of Japan's largest banks. Here, he provides insightful commentary on the latest economic news and data, along with thought-provoking articles about investor behaviour.
Comment on the ups and downs of property investments, with a particular focus on the perennially popular world of buy to let
