I am struggling with this morning’s Bank of England (BoE) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) report. There are a number of reasons. One is that I
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Replacing our existing economic heuristics is essential if we are to have any chance of recovering from this crisis
I think it fair to say that whatever we once thought we knew about economics, we no longer know. Saying so, I am not talking
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The Right’s objection to MMT is that it empowers the state
I was amused by the honesty of an an article by Julian Jessop, the head of economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs, that came
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Freeports – and why we do not need them in the UK
I recently submitted a fairly lengthy comment to the Government’s consultation on the creation of new Freeport in the UK, suggesting that it was almost
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Not much has changed since the 90s
Not much has changed since the 1990s when it comes to Euro-scepticism. This was recorded during the Major years by John Bird and John Fortune:
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The language of modern monetary theory
This provocative (in the sense of thought provoking) comment was posted on the blog yesterday and I can only apologise to Andrew Sayer and Kevin
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What is a tax haven?
I’ve written two books on tax havens, and the honest answer is that tax havens come in so many varieties that it is very hard
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Tuesday morning thoughts
A case to define the future of the tax profession?
If you can get into the FT story linked in this tweet it’s worth it, and free reads are allowed on the FT: In 2012,
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