Not my title, but the title of a programme I took part in broadcast on Radio Scotland on Monday. It looks at the ethics of
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Need is not a percentage of GDP – and Labour has to say so
Martin Wolf has one of his regular, and insightful, comment columns in the Financial Times this morning. It is entitled “Britain’s experiment in austerity”. If
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Turks & Caicos – the destination for all tax havens with deficits
The Times has reported (from behind its paywall): The British taxpayer is to underwrite a loan of £160 million to support a Caribbean tax haven
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There’s a use for the excess cash pile of major corporations – tax it
The FT reports: US companies have announced share buy-backs at the fastest pace since the fall of Lehman Brothers as companies search for ways to
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Market abuse is increasing the cost of food – and putting people into poverty
Markets can be of great benefit. That’s true of futures markets as well as the more common and garden variety. Futures market can reduce risk
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The City funds the Tories
Somehow there’s little surprise in the news that the Guardian reports that: Financiers in the City of London provided more than 50% of the funding
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Thank you Bono – now push this to its logical conclusion
We’re pleased that Bono, in an open letter to President Sarkozy published in Le Monde 27 Jan, calls out for transparency of tax reporting from
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The young – reaching tipping point all over the place
There is something of a coincidence about articles by Paul Mason ( of Newsnight) in the Guardian and Neil Clark in The First Post Daily
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International Crime a $650 Billion Business Built on Poverty and Corruption in Developing World
A new report from Global Financial Integrity finds that the drug trade is the single largest component, followed by counterfeiting: WASHINGTON, DC — Illicit trade
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