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The household analogy

Posted on June 15 2018

I felt it worth sharing more widely this comment made on the blog by Adam Sawyer yesterday. It resulted from the discussion on rebranding economics:
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Is rail privatisation dying?

Posted on June 15 2018

The Guardian has published this graphic  based on newly published data on rail travel: The evidence of a  downturn in commuting appears very clear.   Whilst
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Quantitative easing is new government created money

Posted on June 15 2018

The Bank of England published its accounts to 28 February 2018 yesterday (I have no idea why it uses that date: does anyone know?) The cash
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HMRC’s failure to come to terms with the tax gap represents gross negligence on its part, and that of its political masters

Posted on June 15 2018

The government was not meant to make any announcements yesterday so that nothing distracted from the Grenfell Tower anniversary. So HMRC published their latest tax gap
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