Select Committee · Treasury Committee

Jobs, growth, and productivity after coronavirus

Status: Closed Opened: 1 Apr 2021 Closed: 7 Feb 2023 7 recommendations 10 conclusions 1 report

This inquiry will examine how the Government can reduce the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on economic growth and employment rates. It will look at: What difference government policy can make to economic growth Why the UK’s productivity growth is persistently weak How successful the Government’s response to the pandemic has been in protecting jobs …

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Reports

1 report
Title HC No. Published Items Response
Fourth Report - Jobs, growth and productivity after coronav… HC 139 13 Jul 2022 17 Responded

Recommendations & Conclusions

1 item
17 Conclusion Fourth Report - Jobs, growth and produc… Not Addressed

The key points made by witnesses on macroeconomic policy issues were: • Global energy prices...

The key points made by witnesses on macroeconomic policy issues were: • Global energy prices and supply chain disruptions arising from the pandemic are the main factors behind the outbreak of inflation. But second-round effects, in the form of inflation expectations among the public, and domestic factors in the UK, …

Government response. The government provides context on the economic situation since the report was published including the impact of global challenges, Putin's invasion of Ukraine, and high energy prices. It notes the high rate of inflation and deteriorating economic outlook.
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Correspondence

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DateDirectionTitle
24 Nov 2022 Correspondence from the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury relating to the Com…
24 Nov 2022 Correspondence from the Chair to the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury relati…
23 Nov 2022 Correspondence from the Chair to the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury relati…
23 Nov 2022 Correspondence from the Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury relating to the Com…