イザベラ・ウェーバーがかつて私に言ったように、失業は政府を傷つけますが、インフレは彼らを殺します。この必読の記事で、彼女は政府がインフレを抑制し、選挙の継続性のために大衆の賛インを確保するために賢明な政策を考案する方法を説明します。長期的な発展に関心があるなら、それは人々の購買力を犠牲にしてはいけません。そうしないと、力を失うことになります。
LinkedInのAmir Lebdioui: The Governments That Survived Inflation
◻️ Stock Take Last year, over half the world's population voted in an election and, in many cases, voted for change. Commenting on the last 12 months, Hetal Mehta, Head of Economic Research at SJP, said: "In a year peppered with many notable elections, the global economy was marked by heightened economic uncertainty in 2024. Despite concerns at the start of the year that restrictive monetary policy would weigh on GDP, growth surprised to the upside and recessions in the key developed market economies were avoided. A gradual cooling of labour markets - lower vacancies and lower wage growth without a significant increase in unemployment – combined with progress in taming inflation, has allowed central banks to pivot policy towards gradual rate cuts." "But with the major elections behind us, it's now time for governments to start implementing their policies." ◻️ Wealth Check When it comes to managing your money, making short-term or last-minute snap decisions can end up costing you more in late payments, lost interest or penalties. But getting your house in order and starting some regular savings and sound money management habits can make all the difference to your financial – and emotional – wellbeing. Click the link in the comments below for some tax-smart tips for managing your money in 2025. ◻️ Last Words "This year we will show Britain can change...politics can be a force for good and we can unite the NHS behind a plan for reform." - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on his government's plan for the NHS. To read more about this week's finance updates click the link in the comments below! #finance #weekwatch #insights #news
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