The Autumn budget: What it means for the UK economy

The Autumn budget: What it means for the UK economy

By University of Portsmouth

Public Lecture: Find out the latest on the Autumn Budget and what it means in real terms.

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  • 2 hours, 30 minutes
  • In person

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Government • Federal Government

With an introduction from Graham Galbraith, Vice-Chancellor.

The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, have both signalled that the UK faces difficult policy decisions in order to achieve long term growth and prosperity, especially in light of recent global instabilities. The government will outline their evolving economic strategy and spending plans in detail during their Autumn budget.

To get a better idea of where we are headed following this historic event, please join us for a public lecture to be delivered by Professor Stephen Millard, Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR).

Professor Millard will present NIESR’s latest view on the economic outlook for the United Kingdom. He will share an expert analysis of the impact of the October budget and the policy priorities outlined by the Labour government. As part of his presentation, Professor Millard will also provide his view on the economic prospects for the South-East region.

The talk will begin at 18:30, preceded by a welcome reception from 17:30.

Accessibility and special requirements: We will endeavour to provide particular access requirements on request. If you have any access requirements, e.g. wheelchair access, hearing loops or specific neurodiverse requirements, please get in touch in advance of the event.

Any questions you may have, please contact dri@port.ac.uk

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Nov 11 · 5:30 PM GMT