As the FT has just reported: The Federal Reserve has adopted a new strategy for monetary policy that will be more tolerant of temporary increases
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Renewables pay
The government has just revised its official estimates of the cost of electricity generation, again. According to Carbon Briefing these are the new estimates, with
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Austerity illustrated – with the aid of a black and white TV
I loved this twitter thread by Tony Weston, who sometimes commented here, and think it deserves a wider coverage, so I hope he will excuse
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It’s simply not credible that Scotland has a deficit bigger than anywhere else in Europe, by a long way
I am grateful to Martin MacDonald who posted this tweet: To which he appended this chart: Does anyone smell a rat? Could that rat just
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Tax, economics, audit and accounting are all intimately theoretically related – but almost no one seems to notice
I was asked yesterday why my work roams across tax, economics, accountancy and audit. It was suggested that this is unusual. It was an interesting
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There is no such things as taxpayers’ money
Few things make me more annoyed than the claim that ‘we’re spending taxpayers’ money’. This video explains why (and yes, the apostrophe has gone missing….and
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