"We need to think of economic policy as some path co-ordinating monetary, financial and fiscal policy. The economic landscape that has been outlined implies some new cyclical and structural economic policy options facing the UK. These concepts will be discussed in this final lecture of the year."
 

Jagjit Chadha is the Mercers’ School Memorial Professor of Commerce at Gresham College and Director of the National Institute of Economic & Social Research. 

How will Brexit impact your ability to employ international workers? Here’s your chance to understand the possible options and have your voice heard.

Prof Martin Weale, CBE, was Director of NIESR from 1995 to 2010 and subsequently a Fellow whilst he sat on the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England. He was appointed Honorary Fellow of the Institute in 2016 and took up the Chair of Economics at King's College London in the same year. The Conference will include papers from colleagues reflecting the breadth of his intellectual interests.  

NIESR is holding a roundtable event for employers on post-Brexit options for immigration policy. We would be very pleased if you could attend.

The Leave vote has left many employers concerned about the future of their business, especially since free movement looks certain to end. It is crucial that future policy is designed to ensure that employers can continue to source the labour and skills they need. This presents particular challenges for the construction industry which employs significant numbers of EU migrants.

NIESR is producing a set of workable options for immigration policy post-Brexit through consulting with employers in sectors which look most likely to feel the impact of the end of free movement.