Theresa May wants Labour’s support for her ailing premiership. It’s an interesting idea: a quasi-grand coalition. I can’t think of any reason why Labour should
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I don’t know what the summer of 1939 was like. Worse than that of 2017, I am sure. But I can’t help thinking that they
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Michael Rosen asked a series of questions yesterday in response to the blog I had written explaining why in my opinion the country could afford
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Geoff Tily is the chief economist of the TUC. We’ve known each other for some time, and like all good economists have the odd difference
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We had a debate yesterday at the Tax Justice Network conference (which was a stunningly good event) on whether tax justice campaigners should call for
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The Guardian reports this morning that: Rising prices in the wake of the Brexit vote have put the tightest squeeze on household incomes for more
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I’ve been playing with ideas for renaming aspects of tax and the related economic issues where the popular language used is obviously deeply value laden
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I was introduced to Muphry’s Law yesterday, which the Urban Dictionary defines as follows: Muphry’s Law is the editorial application of the better-known Murphy’s Law.
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I like this by Ann Pettifor – my fellow Green New Dealer: