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The absence of customers with money to spend is going to change the economic order

Posted on June 4 2018

Andy Crow suggested why neoliberal austerity might end in a comment posted on the blog overnight. He said: Businesses need customers with money to spend.
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It’s time the world’s economists woke up to reality

Posted on June 3 2018

Martin Sandbu wrote two articles in the FT last week (very paywalled) that look at issues arising from this weekend’s referendum in Switzerland on banking reform.
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The Institute for Economic Affairs will be too high to concentrate

Posted on June 3 2018

I am amused by the gig, drawn to my attention by Andy Crow: First, I love the fact that they’ll only be able to concentrate
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John Kay is wrong: currency is very definitely tied to nationality

Posted on June 3 2018

It takes some ability to write what I suspect will prove to be the fatuous economics comment of the year as early as May, but
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Corbynomics, MMT and wacky ideas

Posted on June 2 2018

Max Lawson at Oxfam has drawn my attention to a recent article in The Economist on Corbynomics. It is interesting for a number of reasons.
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Automatic information exchange from tax havens works – as tax justice campaigners always said it would

Posted on June 2 2018

According to International Tax Adviser: HM Revenue and Customs identified a 20% jump in serious tax evasion cases in the past 12 months, according to
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Is there really another Brexit negotiation going on behind the scenes?

Posted on June 1 2018

Prof John Weeks, with whom I have been cooperating on the Progressive Economy Forum, has published an article on Brexit on Brave New Europe. All
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7
Job done

Posted on June 1 2018

In March I wrote about three tax inquiries started by parliamentary committees. They are on tax evasion and tax avoidance, the VAT tax gap and
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