The FT carried a fascinating article by John Authers today in which he quite convincingly argues that there is a glut of capital in the
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Boom, and hang the consequences
The Telegraph carried an extraordinary article by George Trefgarne of the Centre for Policy Studies today. It is a shameless, totally London centred, property boom
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I am sure there are good things to blog about today
A blog post with a life all of its own: The NHS – a stunningly cost effective supplier of high quality healthcare
On 6 June 2011 I wrote a blog post that has gained what seems to be a life all of its own. The social media sharing data
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The UK declares economic warfare on its Gibraltar tax haven
It’s a little ironic that as the UK demands fair treatment for Gibraltar from Spain it has had to itself declare war on Gibraltar as
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Rescue is what people need
This morning’s Guardian is a treasure trove of good quotes. Take this form John Harris: As we move into the succession of zombie jamborees that
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Ann Pettifor’s most memorable creation to date: Wongaland
It’s been my pleasure to work with Ann Pettifor over the last few years, and share her hospitality. Ann’s comments this week, summarised in the
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Have no doubt who the economy is run for: it’s bankers
The Guardian’s financial headline today is: Bond yields surge and shares slump as investors spooked by worries that central banks will soon start to put
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Of course inequality is the result of market forces: the market rigs the voting in favour of the rich
Tim Harford has an interesting article on inequality in the FT today. As he notes, the trend towards greater inequality is indisputable. Using data from
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