Basic von der Bank of England:
'...To understand how changes in uncertainty affect the
economy, it is important to recognise their source. Different
types of uncertainty are likely to affect individual sectors of
the economy differently and also have different degrees of
persistence. So the nature of an uncertainty shock has an
important bearing on how demand and supply prospects and,
ultimately, the inflation outlook are affected.
This article explains how macroeconomic uncertainty matters
for the UK economy. It outlines the different ways in which
uncertainty can affect real economic activity. It describes the
level of uncertainty in the United Kingdom and other countries
and its evolution during the recent recession. It also explores
the extent to which elevated levels of uncertainty can explain
the recent weakness in UK activity..'
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