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UK productivity has been stagnant for years; GDP per worker is lower now than it was at the start of 2007. Could it be that the global savings glut of the 00s is partly to blame for this? That is the question posed in a new paper by Luca Fornaro and Gianluca Benigno, two economists at the LSE.
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By Chris Dillow,
24 June 2013
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
