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By: Paul Ormerod

Paul Ormerod is an economist at Volterra Partners LLP and author.

  • Our struggle with illegal immigration will be nothing compared to in 10 years time

    Paul ormerod

    The draw for people to come to the UK will only become greater as climate change starts to cause extreme weather, writes Paul Ormerod.

  • A post-mortem of pandemic-era lockdowns expose a dangerous disregard for scepticism

    Paul ormerod

    Did any of the government ministers during lockdown listen to dissenting opinions?

  • Our regulators are too close to those they should be regulating – and this is a problem

    Paul Ormerod

    Political parties of all colours have been lauding our regulators as "world class". Unfortunately, our regulatory bodies actually have a quite problematic record of failures, writes Paul Ormerod

  • Sports clubs defy the normal rules of markets and won’t bend to a football watchdog

    February 22, 2023

    Popularity of sports club is driven by their performance on the field, not by their financials. The very best efforts of a football regulator wouldn’t be able to change the way cultural markets work, writes Paul Ormerod.

  • The race for AI-powered search engines is a long war and ChatGPT could easily lose

    February 15, 2023

    Will ChatGPT mean the end of Google searches as we know them? As tech giants compete to get their version of the AI tool in pole position, all is not lost for Google, writes Paul Ormerod

  • Poor educational outcomes for today’s children could create a future wave of crime

    February 8, 2023

    Children who started back at school post-pandemic lost valuable life skills, and if we don’t make up for it quickly, it could mean more deprivation - and crime - in Britain, writes Paul Ormerod.

  • Even in the middle of the war, we need to plan how to rebuild – and fund – Ukraine

    February 1, 2023

    Western countries must come up with a Marshall Plan 2.0 to rebuild Ukraine when this bloody war ends, writes Paul Ormerod

  • Rishi Sunak’s strategy of quiet governance won’t deliver an election victory

    January 25, 2023

    To balance out Liz Truss' short-lived premiership, Rishi Sunak is trying to govern like a grown-up. But being this quiet won't win him the next election, writes Paul Ormerod

  • A miniscule bit of growth last November is unlikely to save us from a recession this year

    January 18, 2023

    Whichever way you cut it, the UK is on the brink of a recession. A small boost in growth at the end of last year won't alleviate the cost-of-living crisis and inflation, writes Paul Ormerod

  • Sunak is right. If more Brits could do maths our economy might just start growing again

    January 11, 2023

    Sunak’s understanding of maths was an important strength during his time as Chancellor. He is right in promoting a model for education that focuses on improving numeracy skills, writes Paul Ormerod According to Rishi Sunak, everyone up to the age of 18 should be learning maths. It was an idea widely disparaged when the prime [...]

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