The FT seems to have realised that a recession is on its way. The following all come from this morning’s paper: You can find more.
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It’s indifference that is the biggest threat to our economy
I am intrigued by an Observer subheading this morning that says: Everything seems set fair [for the Tories]. But Europe and a leadership contest could
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Time to get rid of National Insurance and replace it with a progressive consumption tax
The Telegraph is getting excited this afternoon, publishing this: Now Jeremy Corbyn economic adviser wants to raise £100billion by taxing the spending from your bank
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Austerity is choice
From Martin Wolf in this morning’s FT: Consider, for example, the government’s planned fiscal consolidation. In 2009-10, public spending was 45.7 per cent of gross
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Never believe that next time it will be different
Jersey’s economic wasteland enjoys a one-off dead-cat bounce
The Jersey Evening Post had a headline yesterday that read: Jersey’s economy beats rest of Europe As exercises in wishful thinking go this is a pretty
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Osborne’s crack down on non-doms is a sham
The FT’s reported this morning that (and I make no apology for quoting at length): George Osborne’s plans to tighten tax rules for wealthy foreigners
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Will Osborne go for the tax gap?
I have already noted this morning that David Cameron is desperately playing his anti-tax haven line again. This may not be by chance. Something co-ordinated
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Of tax havens, tax evasion and desperate Prime Ministers
The Guardian has a headline this morning that says: David Cameron says not enough is being done to tackle tax evasion Prime minister says he
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