The FTSE 100 chart as I started to write this looked as follows: That’s not pretty. And it’s the third day in a row of
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One day the Institute for Fiscal Studies will understand tax and its relationship macroeconomics and how not to make fools of themselves when they talk
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The UK government began to talk seriously about coronavirus quarantine measures yesterday. I understand all the public health reasons for this. They are real, valid
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I suspect I am not alone in having a copy of the report from two J P Morgan economists on climate change, that J P
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As The Guardian has noted this morning: Life expectancy has stalled for the first time in more than 100 years and even reversed for the most
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I admit that I was pleased to be advised that a journal paper I co-authored with Dr Petr Jansky and Prof Atul Shah entitled ‘BEPS
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I could not help but be amused by this juxtaposition in The Times this morning: I presume KPMG did not ask to be associated with
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I have just noticed that a letter I was a signatory to was published in The Observer yesterday: Tackling the housing crisis Polly Neate is right
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There is nothing like fear to spook markets. And the closer fear is to home the bigger the spook potential. That’s why Coronavirus has now
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