7 NovemberScottish growth and job prospects cloudy but productivity may be the silver lining As 2013 looms, the traditional Hogmanay pastime of looking to the New Year may be a more pleasant experience as Scotland - More Experience - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	7 NovemberScottish growth and job prospects cloudy but productivity may be the silver lining As 2013 looms, the traditional Hogmanay pastime of looking to the New Year may be a more pleasant experience as Scotland Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-06-17 10:55:56 Open Document File Size: 54,62 KB Share Result on Facebook City Edinburgh / / Company PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP / PwC / / Country United Kingdom / Scotland / / / Facility University of Strathclyde / University of Strathclyde’s Fraser / Allander Institute / / Holiday New Year's Day / / IndustryTerm retail sales figures / advisory services / retail / electricity / financial services / government services / gas supply / manufacturing / / Organization Allander Institute / International Monetary Fund / Scottish Government / United Nations / University of Strathclyde / Republicans / / Person Cliff Lockyer / Brian Ashcroft / Lynn Hunter / Paul Brewer / / / Position Professor of Economics / Professor / hunter / senior partner / / PublishedMedium The Business Review / / SportsEvent Olympics / the Olympics / / URL http / SocialTag Recessions Unemployment Economy of the United Kingdom Economy of Scotland Gross domestic product Workforce productivity Productivity Economy of Wales United Kingdom Conservative-Liberal coalition government austerity programme Economics

7 NovemberScottish growth and job prospects cloudy but productivity may be the silver lining As 2013 looms, the traditional Hogmanay pastime of looking to the New Year may be a more pleasant experience as ScotlandAdd to Reading List