Home
  • About
  • Richard Murphy
  • The Tax Research Wiki
  • Publications
  • Policies
  • Donations

Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy

9
I agree with all of this – and David Cameron said it

Posted on August 10 2011

David Cameron said this today: “For me the root cause of this mindless selfishness is the same thing I have spoken about for years: it
Read the full article…

10
Tony Evans from the Times on why he did – and other people do – riot

Posted on August 10 2011

This comes from here, and I don’t think he’ll mind (read from bottom up, of course):

2
The price you’re paying for the government’s decision to abandon the economy – £100bn wiped off the value of pension funds

Posted on August 10 2011

As the FT notes: Turbulent markets have played havoc with the finances of the UK’s corporate pension schemes. One key official measure has shown that
Read the full article…

2
Jon Stewart Reacts to Isle of Man Having a Better Credit Rating Than USA

Posted on August 10 2011

And although not embeddable (don’t know why) look at this too. And then realise how ludicrous credit ratings are.

5
The case is altered – the economic narrative has changed

Posted on August 10 2011

It’s been a fascinating few days (in between the continually depressing news) to monitor the language being used about the economy. I have an impression for the
Read the full article…

0
John Kay: PFI’s claim on the UK’s assets is a myth

Posted on August 10 2011

Fascinating article from John Kay in the FT this morning in which he says: The considerable assets of governments are generally not available to their
Read the full article…

4
Stiglitz: there’s only one rational economic action for governments to take now

Posted on August 10 2011

From Joe Stiglitz in the FT this morning: But the real answer, at least for countries such as the US that can borrow at low
Read the full article…

6
There is a democratic deficit

Posted on August 10 2011

Simon Jenkins is the sort of annoying columnist with whom you have on occasion to seriously agree and sometimes seriously disagree. I guess that’s a merit. This morning he’s on form,
Read the full article…

  • Richard Murphy

    Read more about me

  • Support Tax Research

    Loading…
  • Subscribe by Email

    If you enjoyed this blog, please subscribe free by email.

  • Follow me on Twitter

    Tweets by @RichardJMurphy



    web analytics


  • August 2011
    M T W T F S S
    1234567
    891011121314
    15161718192021
    22232425262728
    293031  
    « Jul   Sep »
  • Categories

  • Archives

  • Search

  • Creative Commons License
    Tax Research UK Blog is written by Richard Murphy unless otherwise stated and published by ​Tax Research LLP under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

    Design by Andy Moyle

    Tax Research UK Cookies Policy

    Our Website uses cookies to improve your experience. Please visit our Private: Data Protection & Cookie Policy page for more information about cookies and how we use them.

    Close