I look at the world through the eyes of the least well off, even if I am aware that my own circumstances are more financially fortunate.
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I am at present scheduled to broadcast twice on budget matters today. I will be on Radio 2, alongside my usual co-interviewee Comrade Mark Littlewood
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Larry Elliott, writing in the Guardian this morning, has picked up on my research on seventy years of party spending in the UK and that
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As the FT notes this morning, less than a year after being returned to office on the back of his supposed economic competence George Osborne
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My friend Atul Shah of Suffolk Business School asks questions of KPMG’s latest annual report: The growing size and influence of Big 4 global accounting
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The new Oxfam report to which I have already referred this morning includes an appraisal of who benefitted from the the increase in the UK’s
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Oxfam has issued a new report entitled Ending the Era of Tax Havens. As it says in the introduction: The gap between the rich and
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I write the following for the new pre-Budget report from The EREP network — Economists for Rational Economic Policies – of which I am a
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Paul Mason has written this in the Guardian this evening: In the face of [the current economic crisis], Osborne should design a Tory version of
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