Central banks and regional inequality

Andrew Haldane interviewed by Tim Phillips, 07 February 2020

Is regional inequality a problem that central banks should worry about? Andy Haldane of the Bank of England tells Tim Phillips why he thanks the answer is yes: but why we also need to think about what, and how, we measure.

Topics: Europe's nations and regions Global economy Macroeconomic policy Poverty and income inequality

Tags: urban development, regional inequality, Central Banks

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Andrew Haldane

Chief Economist and Executive Director, Financial Stability, Bank of England

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