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New Light on Innovation - How UK Manufacturing is Meeting the Challenge
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Skills for Productivity: Can the UK deliver?
Sustainable Energy: a long-term strategy for the UK
Our Tax Challenge: how to address the tax burden on UK manufacturing
Rethinking Pensions - preparing for an ageing society
Improving strategy and delivery of waste policy in the UK
Where Now for Manufacturing?
Catching up with the Continent - Final report on EU/UK manufacturing productivity
Spending Productively
Bridging the Continental Divide: EEF's comparative study of UK and EU manufacturing productivity
Catching up with Uncle Sam: EEF's final report on UK and US productivity
A Manufacturing Future – Competitiveness and taxation in the UK
Back at the Crossroads - Manifesto for Manufacturing
Budget 2008 Representations to HM Treasury
Comprehensive Spending Review 2007 Submission
Delivering the low carbon economy - Business opportunities for UK manufacturers
Economic Prospects 2010
Export Support - how UK firms compete abroad
High value - How UK manufacturing has changed
Improving performance: A review of Regional Development Agencies
Low Carbon Energy: A balanced approach
Manufacturing IT - boosting productivity by managing performance
Manufacturing Performance 2008/9
Manufacturing. Our future.
Modern Manufacturing - The high performers
Pre-Budget Submission 2007
Pre-Budget Submission 2008
Resource efficiency - Business benefits from sustainable resource management
Sustaining Manufacturing Improvement
Under the Microscope. Is UK plc ready for low carbon?

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Economic Prospects 2010

EEF’s analysis of economic prospects for the year ahead

Recession brings economic imbalances to the fore
Impact of downturn varies across the world
2010 will bring growth
…but how much?
…and what will be the lasting effects?

This analysis of economic prospects in 2010 will consider how these factors are likely to evolve over the next 12 months. In addition, it will also provide some potential scenarios and assessment of some of the indicators that will impact on UK manufacturers as the sector returns to growth.

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