I like this take on Lord Young’s resignation: Lord Young of Graffham had no choice but to stand down as David Cameron’s ‘enterprise tsar’ having
Read the full article…
If you want proof that comparative advantage does not work
In 1819 David Ricardo promoted the idea of comparative advantage in trade. He used this example (which I have borrowed from Wikipedia in this form):
Read the full article…
More evidence that Channel Islands’ tax abuse undermines UK business
Yet more evidence that the Channel Islands’ VAT abuse is having serious impact on UK small business has turned up on this blog: I think
Read the full article…
Why aren’t the Taxpayer’s Alliance interested in activity that undermines competition?
The Tax Justice Network has a blog highlighting the abuse caused by the Channel Island’s VAT abuse. As they say: Today, bang on cue, TJN
Read the full article…
The Irish opportunity for country-by-country reporting
Ireland has, in all but name, gone bust. Contagion — to UK and German banks and through the capital markets to Portugal, Spain and even
Read the full article…
Channel Islands’ VAT abuse could be stopped – and sport could be saved
The VAT abuse promoted by the Channel Islands and undertaken by the likes of Tesco, HMV, ASDA and Sainsburys is costing the UK more than
Read the full article…
Bono – where are you now?
As I have mentioned here, more than once, over the last few years, somewhat I gather to his chagrin, Bono famously fled Ireland’s corporate
Read the full article…
What has caused this Irish miracle, and how can we in Britain emulate it?
There is an easy way to finance sport in UK schools
Michael Gove is planning, for all practical purposes,to end sport in UK schools. As the Observer notes: A battle is raging at the heart of
Read the full article…