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If you think the UK is not institutionally racist, think again

Posted on June 5 2020

This chart came out in the Resolution Foundation newsletter this afternoon, and I cannot as yet find it online: If you thought the UK wasn’t
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Mark Carney’s plan for climate change financial disclosure ignores most emissions a company creates and that makes it unfit for use

Posted on June 5 2020

There is an article by the likes of Andrew Bailey, current Governor of the Bank of England, and Mark Carney, his predecessor in The Guardian
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How is Keir Starmer doing?

Posted on June 5 2020

I was on the Alex Salmond Show yesterday discussing Keir Starmer’s progress to date. My interview is the second half of the programme:

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Niall Fergusson misrepresented the truth about US Federal borrowing on Channel 4 last night

Posted on June 5 2020

Stephanie Kelton was on Channel 4 News last night. I recommend watching. She is, undoubtedly, the best exponent of modern monetary theory that there is.
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The costs of economic growth

Posted on June 5 2020

I was giving a talk (on zoom, of course) on the Green New Deal last night and was discussing just how long I have been
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Johnson making one mistake on coronavirus timing was bad enough. Making two is unforgivable. 

Posted on June 5 2020

Martin Wolf had this chart in the FT last night: I think we can safely pin the case for Johnson’s negligence on that chart alone.
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The European Central Bank intends to cover the EU’s deficits with new QE: there will be no increase in net government borrowing in Europe

Posted on June 5 2020

As the FT noted yesterday: The European Central Bank has added an extra €600bn to the bond-buying programme that it launched to support the eurozone’s
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Accountants were told to turn a blind eye to bank accounting failures in 2008 and it looks like it’s happening again. The result will be similar

Posted on June 5 2020

The FT has noted that: The UK’s banking regulator has told lenders not to assume that extending repayment holidays amid the coronavirus pandemic will increase
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