By Jamie Durham and John Hawksworth. The high cost of living close to, and so potentially within the prime catchment area of, a high performing school has potentially serious adverse implications for social mobility.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

Women in Work 2019 - Regional initiatives can provide the key to empowering women across the UK - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

The UK continues to make steady progress towards gender equality in the workforce - but this progress hasn't been distributed equally across the UK.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

Beyond ‘passporting’, what lies ahead for the UK Financial services? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Negotiations on future financial services regulation between the UK and EU is due at the end of March 2021, however, as the deadline approaches uncertainty remains.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

Will wages in emerging markets catch up with those in the UK? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

By John Hawksworth and Mike Jakeman. We explore whether wages in emerging markets will catch up with those in the UK, and what impact this may have on the UK Economy.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

How to use nowcasting techniques to beat the queue in a world of fast data? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

What is the state of the UK economy right now? How much of the lost economic output has been recovered?

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

Negative interest rates: what are they and are they on the horizon? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

As a second national lockdown gets underway, along with fears of a double dip recession, the debate around negative interest rates is likely to resurface.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

How can digital technologies spur service sector productivity growth? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

3 ways new digital technologies can boost service sector productivity growth.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

How affordable is renting privately in the UK? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

PwC's Mike Jakeman looks at the affordability of the rental sector and our latest projections for house prices.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

Gravity without weight - can trade in services defy gravity? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Gravity without weight - can trade in services defy gravity? PwC's Jing Teow and Yuval Fertig question whether the lessons of the gravity model still hold true given the growing importance of services in global trade flows.

PWC Economics in Business

30.11.2022

UK regional growth trends and prospects - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Following our latest UK Economic Outlook launch, John Hawksworth takes a detailed look at the performance of UK regions over the past five decades.

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What can we do to reduce the house price barrier to accessing top performing state schools in England? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Women in Work 2019 - Regional initiatives can provide the key to empowering women across the UK - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Beyond ‘passporting’, what lies ahead for the UK Financial services? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Will wages in emerging markets catch up with those in the UK? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

How to use nowcasting techniques to beat the queue in a world of fast data? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Negative interest rates: what are they and are they on the horizon? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

How can digital technologies spur service sector productivity growth? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

How affordable is renting privately in the UK? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

Gravity without weight - can trade in services defy gravity? - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

UK regional growth trends and prospects - Business and Economics - PwC UK blogs

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