What are some of the challenges and opportunities presented by measuring the performance of modern economies - particularly those of Britain's cities?
To address these questions, our host Andrew Carter is joined by Paul Swinney, Head of Policy and Research at Centre for Cities and Diane Coyle who is the inaugural Bennett Professor of Public Policy at the University of Cambridge, ONS Fellow on Measurement Issues in the Modern Economy and the author of several books, including 'GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History'.
City Talks: Dr Julie Grail, Chris Brown and Rebecca McDonald on the future of the British high street
City Talks: Otto Saumarez-Smith on the politics of 1960s radical urban renewal
City Horizons: Britain beyond Brexit with Gavin Kelly and Nick Pearce
City Talks: Michael Parkinson on bringing Liverpool back from the brink
City Talks: Neil O’Brien MP on building a strong national economy from the bottom up
City Talks: The rising threat of air pollution in cities – and how to fight back
City Talks: Where have all the good jobs gone? With David Blanchflower
City Talks: Why cities look the way they do
City Talks: Cities – the first 6,000 years
City Talks: Opportunity Zones with Bruce Katz
City Talks: Inventing future cities
City Talks: Mapping the geography of anti-EU sentiment
Event catch up: Cities Outlook 2019 launch
City Talks: A mind of its own - uncovering the psychology of cities
City Talks: How will Brexit affect cities?
City Talks: Is your council about to go bust?
City Talks: Amy Goldstein on the story of Janesville and its response to economic shock
City Talks: The UK's productivity problem and how to tackle it
city talks: Sir Richard Leese on Manchester's urban revival
Event catch up: City Horizons with Sir Richard Leese — Manchester Then and Now
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