Yesterday’s release of output data for the production and construction sectors in February saw economic forecasters, Fathom aside, revise down their estimates for first quarter UK GDP growth…
What do the Giant’s Causeway, Kazuo Ishiguro and a T-rex skeleton have in common? They all induce awe – a powerful emotion with economic implications #ThankFathomItsFriday fathom-consulting.com/awe-ins…
Do we need another Thatcher? No: but we need her reforming spirit, writes Fathom CEO Erik Britton in his latest opinion piece #Fathommacro #UKeconomy #inflation fathom-consulting.com/researc…
In the coming decades techno-economic competition will be a dominant global theme; but how can the UK and US ensure they're at the frontier of technological innovation? This is the basis of our latest round table series #FathomInnovation #innovation #tech fathom-consulting.com/researc…
UK inflation fell sharply in April to 8.7%, down from 10.1% in March, but most of this fall is due to base effects from last year, when gas and electricity prices soared due to the war in Ukraine #FathomNewsInCharts #inflation #UKeconomy 1/4 pic.twitter.com/LNDjguXXp0
Is the tendency to ever higher corporate concentration a mere coincidence or a law in capitalistic systems? Asks Dimos Andronoudis in this week’s #ThankFathomItsFriday fathom-consulting.com/the-dea…
What do the Giant’s Causeway, Kazuo Ishiguro and a T-rex skeleton have in common? They all induce awe – a powerful emotion with economic implications #ThankFathomItsFriday fathom-consulting.com/awe-ins…