I am grateful to Frances Coppola for drawing my attention to a paper by Hiroshi Yoshikawa, Hideaki Aoyama, Yoshi Fujiwara and Hiroshi Iyetomi entitled Deflation
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Quantitative easing is the same process whether used to buy conventional government gilts and other financial assets (the process known as quantitative easing to date from
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The European Central Bank is, in response to the emerging world financial crisis, considering extending its current €1.1 trillion (£800 billion) quantitative easing programme. Under this
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Martin Wolf has said in the FT this morning that: Mr Corbyn’s economic ideas are also muddled. Some proposals – notably higher public investment at
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Andrew Baker is a political economist at Queen’s University, Belfast. I should mention straightaway that he and I have co-authored on the subject of corporation
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For several years possibly the most persistent abuse of me on Twitter, and the second most persistent abuse on a blog, has come from the
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Today’s letter to the FT from 55 economists supposedly attacking Corbynomics is amusing for three reasons. The first is is drafting, which is so bad Tony
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As I have reported on this blog, there have been letters supporting the debate created by Corbynomics, including one notable one from more than 40
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The question has been asked, time and again, as to whjat return People’s Quantitative Easing could provide on the sums invested. One way to determine
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