Josh Martin

@joshmartinecon.bsky.social

Economic Adviser at Bank of England. Current PhD at King's College London. Previously ONS. Interests: Productivity, intangibles, capital, stats. Member of ESCoE, The Productivity Institute. Only personal views.

The programme is now out and includes ESCoE's @joshmartinecon.bsky.social and @yannisgalanakis.bsky.social, with a keynote from @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social's Jonathan Haskel: tinyurl.com/7st5fv73 @jschneebacher.bsky.social @durham.ac.uk

ESCoE@escoeorg.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 Call for papers! Join the 4th CMA- @durham-university.bsky.social workshop on productivity, business dynamism & market power. 📍 Durham University 📅 20–21 Nov 2025 🗓️ Submit by 25 Sept: tinyurl.com/ybsmsvdv

Photo shows a view of Durham, including the cathedral

Pleased to have this paper out, which documents an application to the UK of the Bernanke-Blanchard model of wages, inflation and expectations. This is the UK work that feeds into the Bernanke & Blanchard cross-country paper. Insights on recent UK inflation and associated data #econsky

ESCoE@escoeorg.bsky.social · last yr.

How can we use economic statistics to explain recent UK inflation? A new ESCoE Discussion Paper by Jonathan Haskel, @joshmartinecon.bsky.social and Lennart Brandt uses a range of economic statistics to shed light on the recent UK inflation experience. Read the blog: tinyurl.com/npc595r7

Final session of the conference, and Cliodhna Taylor (ONS) is talking about inclusive income and wealth - empirical estimates of "Beyond GDP" in a National Accounts framework, using existing available UK data. Big effects from including household production and human capital.

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