Margaret Whitfield spent 28 years as an economist, including a decade at the Bank of England's monetary analysis division. She holds an MSc in Economics from the LSE and has contributed analysis to The Economist and the Financial Times. Now based in Oxford, she writes practical guides that translate complex economic and corporate data into clear business decisions. At British Business Review she focuses on evergreen explainers about markets, policy and company performance.
UK business rates reform remains one of the most critical structural issues for commercial occupiers, retailers, and high street operators navigating shifting property...
FTSE 100 business sentiment remains a critical barometer for commercial leaders navigating macroeconomic shifts across the British Isles. When the headline index moves,...
UK trade post Brexit continues to evolve as firms adapt to new regulatory frameworks, shifting market demands, and ongoing customs procedures. Navigating this...
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UK corporation tax companies must navigate requires a steady hand, clear arithmetic, and a firm grasp of current regulatory thresholds. When running a...
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Bank of England interest rates business conditions shift constantly, demanding vigilant oversight from chief financial officers and small and medium-sized enterprise owners. When...