Leo Ringer
@leoringer.bsky.social
Founding Partner at Form Ventures. Recovering policy wonk. Irrecoverable Norwich City fan. Unconvincing Geordie.
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New report from @futuregovforum.bsky.social is out: 'Rebuilding the Nation 05: Spurring innovation'.
We take a look at what govt can do to unlock innovation across the country, raising productivity - and with it, growth and living standards.
www.futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/resource/reb...
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We take a look at what govt can do to unlock innovation across the country, raising productivity - and with it, growth and living standards.
www.futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/resource/reb...
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Rebuilding the Nation 05: Spurring Innovation - Future Governance Forum
Harnessing the potential of emerging technologies will be key to delivering a step change in productivity growth.
www.futuregovernanceforum.co.uk
March 5, 2025 at 10:09 AM
New report from @futuregovforum.bsky.social is out: 'Rebuilding the Nation 05: Spurring innovation'.
We take a look at what govt can do to unlock innovation across the country, raising productivity - and with it, growth and living standards.
www.futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/resource/reb...
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We take a look at what govt can do to unlock innovation across the country, raising productivity - and with it, growth and living standards.
www.futuregovernanceforum.co.uk/resource/reb...
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Surprised by this take from Andy Haldane. That the RIO is in some way a regulator is either poorly informed or wilfully misconstrued. Arbitrarily halving the number of regulators is the sort of window dressing the rest of his piece takes aim at, and cutting their budgets is precisely the opposite of
February 8, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Surprised by this take from Andy Haldane. That the RIO is in some way a regulator is either poorly informed or wilfully misconstrued. Arbitrarily halving the number of regulators is the sort of window dressing the rest of his piece takes aim at, and cutting their budgets is precisely the opposite of
Interesting that even the Economist is still talking about "deregulation" and "cutting red tape" as if this is the substantive issue. When asked, virtually no business can name a regulation they want cut. The stuff about things you have to put on signs make nice silly examples but aren't relevant...
January 31, 2025 at 8:23 AM
Interesting that even the Economist is still talking about "deregulation" and "cutting red tape" as if this is the substantive issue. When asked, virtually no business can name a regulation they want cut. The stuff about things you have to put on signs make nice silly examples but aren't relevant...