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Is the economy running out of road?

April 8, 2015 By Mushroom Internet

With the approaching General Election due on May 7th we are being presented with a blizzard of facts and figures to prove almost any point the politicians care to dream up. In fact in many cases the figures cited, frequently taken out of context, are often used to prove opposite sides of the same point.

However a recent report from the Chief Economist of RBS throws new light on the economy and begs the question is the economic growth we have been experiencing coming to an end? So what are the details?

Firstly the UK economy grew by 2.8% last year making our economy one of the fastest growing in the developed world. Inflation was down to 0.6% at the end of 2014 when we exclude oiland has since dropped 0%. Many economists fear that we will be experiencing deflation for the first time since 1948 holding out the prospect of slowing growth.

The ‘feel good’ factor seems to have kicked in during 2014 with business investment increasing by 7.5%. However despite this and the fact that GDP is up by 3.4% on pre-crisis levels, output per hour, a measure of productivity, is 1.7% below its old level.  Why is this? Lack of productivity has long been an issue for the British economy and unless productivity improves quickly, 2014 will be seen as  the peak of economic growth for some time.

Let us have your thoughts about how the economy is affecting you. If you are concerned about the productivity of your business and how to improve it talk to your local business advisor or call 0333 444 8522 (lo call number) to be connected to a UKBA productivity specialist.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: business, business advisor, economy, Growth, productivity, SMEs, UKBA

UK Business Advisors Ltd is growing

March 26, 2015 By Mushroom Internet

UK Business Advisors (UKBA) is the nationwide network of consultants and business advisors that helps SMEs to achieve their ambitions. All advisors, who have a wide range of experience knowledge and skills have all held senior positions in larger companies.

Over the last few years UKBA has helped hundreds of business owners achieve their ambitions through hands on practical help and advice. We are now seeking additional advisors to help our clients in all regions. If you have business experience and want to explore an exciting new career and business opportunity please email your CV to David Lee at david.lee@ngba.co.uk.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: business advisors, career, consultants, Growth, nationwide, SMEs, UKBA

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