The Analysis Contents
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The Analysis Editor’s Letter
News & Opinions Late payment is stifling recovery
Response to the personal insolvency figures Back to the office
In Focus Is the open-plan office dead
SMEs spend over £20,000 to reopen Revenge of the high street
Private sector recovery ahead of global trend Taking the challenge
Borrow more, now later Changing places
A view on the figures Time to take action on forebearance
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‘Unprecedented’ fall in OECD GDP
Wave of debt ‘If I knew then what I know now’
March 2021 could see more firms go under A sharp edge
Covid-19 – the digital pandemic In Reference
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