Real household disposable income will be lifted by a fall in petrol prices, though this gain will be counterbalanced by higher mortgage and debt costs. Employment Though unemployment rose in 2006, the fundamentals of the labour market are promising. Stronger economic growth will reduce unemployment in 2007, which will underpin consumer spending...
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Stronger economic growth will reduce unemployment in 2007, which will underpin consumer spending. Immigration from eastern Europe is also boosting the quality of the workforce, enabling retailers to recruit more motivated staff. – Inflation CPI inflation has been consistently above target since Summer 2005, driven up by energy and petrol price increases and this has reduced the rate of price cutting in retail...
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