Director of Rebuilding Macroeconomics Network

Dr. Angus Armstrong

Director of Rebuilding Macroeconomics Network Email: a.armstrong [at] niesr.ac.uk Phone: +44 (0)207 654 1925 Twitter: @angusarmstrong8

Research interests:

Fields of expertise: macroeconomics, financial systems, complexity, constitutional economics (Scotland and Brexit) and economic sociology.

Education:

Stirling, Harvard, Imperial College London. PhD in Economics. Honorary Professor at Stirling University.

Employment:

Director of Rebuilding Macroeconomics and Chief Economic Adviser to Lloyds Banking Group. Former Special Adviser to International Trade Committee HoC, Economic Affairs Committee HoL, and Head of Macroeconomic Analysis at HM Treasury.

Additional information:

https://econpapers.repec.org/RAS/par470.htm

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Publications by Dr Angus Armstrong

Effective devolution Armstrong, A

Is An 'Englishman's Home' His Pension? Armstrong, A, Ebell, M

Foreign Investment and Shared Sovereignty Armstrong, A

Treasury Select Committee Inquiry Into The Effectiveness... Armstrong, A

Article 50: withdrawing from the EU Armstrong, A

#EUref: The Missing Debate Armstrong, A

The EU Referendum and Fiscal Impact On Low Income Households Armstrong, A, Lisenkova, K

The Impact of Possible Migration Scenarios after ‘Brexit’... Armstrong, A, Van de Ven, J

Commentary - The economic consequences of leaving the EU Armstrong, A

EU membership, financial services and stability Armstrong, A

Commentary - UK housing market: problems and policies Armstrong, A

Unconventional monetary policy: introduction Armstrong, A, Ebell, M

Blog posts by Dr Angus Armstrong

Article 50: a Fork in the Road

28 Mar 2017, Armstrong, A

Hard Brexit and #Indyref2

14 Mar 2017, Armstrong, A

No Free Lunch for Global Britain

30 Jan 2017, Armstrong, A

Europe’s Impossible Trilemma

16 Jan 2017, Armstrong, A

Projects

UK SME Securitisation Market

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