There are those reading this blog who want to apply for this post: Full details are here. As a non-resident I rule myself out. Nor
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I liked this sidebar from the Guardian at 1.30pm today: If the sidebar had been just a little longer it would also have shown that
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This post by was originally published on the web site of the Progressive Economics Group. The Group is involved in policy development on the assumption
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Labour may be close to endorsing remaining in the EU customs union. We will know tomorrow. If it does many – including the vast majority
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A few weeks ago I mentioned on the blog that Warren Mosler had agreed to answer some questions on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), of which
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It’s hard not to identify as Irish with a name like mine. As a British and Irish passport holder I live happily with my shared
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I noted yesterday that the suggestion that Google, Facebook and other tech companies should pay tax on their turnovers would give rise to all sorts
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What now seems a long time ago I did the investigation that led to the first ever story on Google’s tax. The story was shared
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Over the last couple of weeks I have written a lot on aid. Some have asked why. My answer is simple. As I explained in
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