It’s Davos time: the moment in the neoliberal calendar when he high priests of exploitation gather to celebrate their ability to pillage on behalf of
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The Green New Deal Group launched a new report today on the need for Green Infrastructure Quantitative Easing and the collection of money owed by tax
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Who would have thought it? George Osborne is the new, and apparently the biggest, fan of government debt. Ad the Guardian report this morning: More
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There are those who think that devolving tax powers to individual parts of the UK will be economically beneficial. I do think that is possible
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I think this video by John Sentamu is a powerful justification for the engagement of churches, charities and civil society in politics. And it provides
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Sven Giegold is a Green MEP from Germany. He is also one of those who, with me, shares description as a co-founder of the Tax Justice Network,
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There will be acres of print in the media on the consequences of the Swiss decision to yesterday float the franc – after which its
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Law firm Pinsent Masons, who appear on occasion to double as HMRC’s PR agency, have been doing so digging into HMRC’s data on the yield
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Some heat has been expended in the comments section of this blog concerning the ability of banks to create money of thin air, which despite
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