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Dr. Ian Hurst is an Associate Research Director for Model Development at The National Institute of Economic & Social Research.
He was previously a Researcher at University of HullMacro modelling from 1989 to 1993.
Dr. Hurst received his PhD and Beng, DipEng degree at University of Hull.
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The National Institute of Economic & Social Research
 The National Institute of Economic & Social Research Investment ManagersFinance The National Institute of Economic & Social Research, founded in 1938, produces economic projections for the regions of the UK using data from NiGEM and a combination of approaches. The institute collaborates with external partners, including the UK Productivity Commission, to identify future policy choices. The private company is based in London, UK. NIESR produces a comprehensive forecast for the Economic Outlook each quarter using its leading forecasting tool, NiGEM. Before each evidence session, the Productivity Commission invites academics and practitioners in the field of productivity to share their views. | Econoom | 01-01-1993 |
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The National Institute of Economic & Social Research
The National Institute of Economic & Social Research Investment ManagersFinance The National Institute of Economic & Social Research, founded in 1938, produces economic projections for the regions of the UK using data from NiGEM and a combination of approaches. The institute collaborates with external partners, including the UK Productivity Commission, to identify future policy choices. The private company is based in London, UK. NIESR produces a comprehensive forecast for the Economic Outlook each quarter using its leading forecasting tool, NiGEM. Before each evidence session, the Productivity Commission invites academics and practitioners in the field of productivity to share their views. | Finance |