Richard Murphy on tax and political economy
Less than a couple of weeks ago some of us spoke about the BBC’s attitude to climate change. Today the Guardian reports: The BBC has accepted it
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I liked this from Robin McAlpine of Common Weal yesterday, although I do not agree entirely with all he said in the article it comes
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From Joe Stiglitz in the Guardian this morning: There is no reason economists should agree about what is politically possible. What they can and should
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I noted yesterday how the labour share of GDP (our national income) is falling. Here’s a reason why, from the TUC this morning: Not only have
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According to the FT: The typical qualifications of a private banker might be a degree in maths or economics and several years’ experience managing money.
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According to the FT this morning: [M[ore and more wealthy individuals are leaving their home country in search of tax breaks. In 2017, roughly 95,000
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I am cross-posting this from Prof Charles Adams, writing on Progressive Pulse yesterday, with his permission: Sectoral balances may not sound like something you need to
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