Richard Murphy on tax, accounting and political economy
There are days when the most appropriate type of blog post are those that are full of policy ideas, and detail. There have been quite
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It was recently decided on this blog that in general guest posts here were not a good idea, but that the occasional elevation of a
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It is always good to know that my concern about the irrationality of stack markets is shared, and today the IMF has made clear its
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I wrote yesterday about my idea for issuing bonds to fund the new investment that will be required in the UK economy after coronavirus. My
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As the Guardian has reported: Gordon Brown has called for emergency measures to support businesses in the budget after new research from the London School of
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One of the roles that I now sometimes take on is to write technical notes on tax justice issues that other organisations might use, if
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On 3 February 2020 Boris Johnson said this in his triumphalist post-Brexit speech at Lancaster House: Trade used to grow at roughly double global GDP
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I made a suggestion in a video yesterday that it is now essential to the restoration of balance within the UK economy that the accumulating
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As the Guardian notes this morning: The UK’s unemployment rate rose to 5% in the three months to November – up from 4.9%, and the
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