From the Guardian this morning, and a conversation between Adam Curtis and Adam Mackay: AM: I met with some of these Democratic leaders, and they
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The Brexit choice seems to be coming down to three things, at least in England. We can save the dysfunctional Conservative Party. Or we can
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Bill Mitchell is one of the leaders of thinking on modern monetary theory. Indeed, he is credited with creating that deeply misleading description. That might
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The FT has just published this in an email: With Hinckley Point also in doubt, the UK’s future energy policy is in tatters:  the nuclear
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The FT’s Alphaville (which is free to access) featured a discussion on modern monetary theory yesterday. The key part was this (and I make no apology
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As I have already pointed out this morning, when we voted to leave the EU that is what we did. No conditions or red lines
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Rupert Read is one of the most radical thinkers I know. This will not cheer you up (although I have to say I much enjoy
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It’s just worth remembering in these febrile days when a lot of claims are being made just what the 2016 referendum ballot paper asked:Can you spot anything
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The OECD has published new data on corporation tax, acknowledging, as much of my recent research has found, that a great deal of that available to
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