Many people have asked what People’s Quantitative Easing might deliver in the short term – especially as it is now looking more likely that such a
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Yesterday’s stock market turmoil, whatever its long term impact, hints at a much bigger problem than a simple over valuation of Chinese shares needing adjustment.
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London’s stock markets bounced back from Monday’s losses yesterday (source: Yahoo): And it looked like Wall Street would do so as well at first, but
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Here is another Treasury letter from 2012 authorising the purchase of assets other than gilts (and so, by default, People’s Quantitative Easing), this time from George
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Following on from my demonstrating that Alastair Darling provided the framework for People’s Quantitative Easing in 2009 here’s another letter on the subject I’ve just unearthed
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I was talking with Danny Blanchflower about quantitative easing today. He drew my attention to this letter (of which I reproduce part):   I gather that this
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Feeling less than 100% this morning It happens Blogging may be limited

This is the order of the day:

This is from the FT on 13 August: As the article said: The man behind Jeremy Corbyn’s most eye-catching economic policy says the Labour leadership
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