There are lots of ways in which the UK could leave the EU. In this video, Simon Wren-Lewis discusses the importance of representing economists’ views, especially when there is consensus. This video was recorded at the Royal Economic Society Annual Conference held in Bristol in April 2017.
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It is generally assumed that central bankers often argue over the appropriate conduct of monetary policy. Focusing on the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, this column argues that based on what policymakers vote for, there is no evidence that they disagree with one another in any meaningful sense. Either policymakers essentially agree all the time, or they do not vote their view.
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