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Talking Manufacturing podcast: Sir Vince Cable discusses the difficulties in financing manufacturing From The John Mills Institute for Prosperity

In the third episode of Talking Manufacturing, Sir Vince Cable, former Leader of the Liberal Democrats, discusses the structural problems that are impacting the ability of British manufacturers to secure funding, and some of the strengths and difficulties faced by the industry today.

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Talking Manufacturing podcast: Our founder, John Mills, discusses the exchange rate’s role in the success of manufacturing From The John Mills Institute for Prosperity

In the second episode of Talking Manufacturing, John Mills, founder of the Institute for Prosperity, discusses the role that the high exchange rate has played in the shrinking manufacturing industry, and how we can tackle these impacts through economic policy.

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Talking Manufacturing podcast: Stephen Kinnock MP features on debut episode From The John Mills Institute for Prosperity

The John Mills Institute for Prosperity is proud to announce the first episode of our new podcast series, Talking Manufacturing, hosted by Director Brendan Chilton. Chilton speaks to distinguished politicians and experts in manufacturing policy to get to the bottom of the industry’s enduring issues and how we can fix them. It is now available on all major podcast platforms.

To bring the economy back up to speed, we need to put the brakes on globalisation From The John Mills Institute for Prosperity

The UK needs to put the brakes on globalisation.

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Autumn Statement: The Government needs an industrial strategy From The John Mills Institute for Prosperity

The John Mills Institute for Prosperity (JMI) has today called on the Government to put manufacturing at the heart of its economic policy ahead of the Autumn Statement.

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