John Van Reenen
Programme on Innovation and Diffusion, LSE
2018
Central bankers grapple with the changing nature of competition (September 1, The Economist)
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Fears that China has hurt innovation in the West are overblown (May 5, The Economist)
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A healthy re-examination of free trade’s benefits and shocks (May 4, The Economist)
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Innovation, meet organization (January 8, MIT News)
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2017
Van Reenen Warns of Brexit's Big Costs for U.K. (February 8, Bloomberg TV interview)
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Brexit will leave Britons more than $4,000 poorer (February 8, CNBC)
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‘Superstar’ Companies are Eating into Workers Wealth (February 3, Bloomberg)
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2014
Measuring Management (January 18, The Economist)
2013
Holding on for tomorrow (November 16, The Economist)
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No industrial policy, we're British (April 17, Financial Times interview)
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Britain should not go back to the future (April 11, Financial Times)
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Budget 2013: The chancellor's challenges (March 19, BBC News)
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Budget 2013: Should the government plough ahead with cuts? (March 18, BBC News)
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There is no shame in being a bureaucrat (March 3, Financial Times)
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Editorial: AAA loss is a sign of failure (February 24, Independent)
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Moody’s downgrades UK debt (February 23, BBC Newshour)
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Do Bankers Bonuses Need an Overhaul? (February 22, CNBC)
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Bankers pay up 14%, workers' wages up 3.7%: Fatcats who sparked crisis still lapping up the cream (February 22, Daily Mirror)
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Incentive for schools to promote talent (February 7, Financial Times)
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Why democracies aren’t good at bridge building (February 5, Bloomberg)
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Scheme is no guarantee of reviving the economy (February 4, The Times)
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A growth manifesto (February 2, The Economist)
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Failure of long-term investment in infrastructure is one of Britain's most intractable social and economic problems (February 1, Daily Mail)
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Planning for long-term growth tells us what we should do in the short-term (February 1, New Stateman)
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Politics blamed as bar to growth (January 31, Financial Times)
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Long-term thinking for the UK economy (January 31, BBC News)
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Household income is measure of economic recovery (January 31, The Guardian)
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If this is the future, it looks brighter already (January 31, The Times)
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Britain needs infrastructure bank, say academics (January 31, The Times)
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Failing schools 'hampering economy': Britain will not prosper unless education is overhauled (January 31, Daily Mail)
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UK needs industrial strategy (January 31, The Telegraph)
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Britain needs a long-term prosperity plan (January 30, Financial Times)