Philip Hammond appears to have ruled out the UK becoming a tax haven after Brexit in an interview with Le Monde today. As I have
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The Duopoly of Money Creation
Charles Adams has a post under the above title on Progressive Pulse which explores important aspects of money creation, and cancellation, as well as the
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If markets need taming interest rate rises are the wrong way to do it. Use targeted taxes instead.
The FT carries an article this morning under the title: You are too complacent, central bankers warn markets The summary is that the Fed thinks
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Will the Tories survive their autumn conference?
The scale of open warfare within the cabinet at present is unprecedented within my lifetime as I recall it. The dark, dying days of the Callghan
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Edinburgh literary festival, August 14
Brexit’s all going horribly in accordance with my expectation
I have been musing on the political and economic chaos that Brexit has created over a weekend away from the blog. When doing so I
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Norwegian deal, anyone?Â
I can’t avoid quoting this from the FT: UK chancellor Philip Hammond has told business leaders he wants to negotiate a simple “off-the-shelf” transition deal
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The more often this happens the better off we’ll all be
As the FT has reported this morning: Pakistan’s supreme court has ordered Nawaz Sharif, the country’s prime minister, to stand down from his office in
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The end of the US destination based sales tax should also consign Mirrlees to the bin
The FT has reported this morning that Paul Ryan and his key colleagues in the US legislature have abandoned plans to introduce their corporate tax
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