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Bernard Corry Memorial Lecture by David Blanchflower
In the Bernard Corry Memorial Lecture given today at Queen Mary, University of London, Professor David Blanchflower, an external member of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, discusses five questions about the economy.
Published on
30 May 2007
He also highlights the importance of examining data carefully and adopting a more investigative approach, putting the data before the theory, which he refers to as the 'economics of walking about.'
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