For readers in England it would be easy to be wholly unaware that Scotland is facing a massive political crisis. No, I am not talking
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As the FT has noted this morning: Worker protections enshrined in EU law – including the 48-hour week – would be ripped up under plans
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This article was written by Jonathan Barrett, who is a senior lecturer in Taxation, Te Herenga Waka at the  Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand,.
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This Tweet from MMT professor Dirk Ehnts is well worth sharing: I have been playing with the sectoral financial balances today, with data prepared by
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Annelise Dodds had two deeply conflicted comments to make in her Mais lecture last night. She said: A responsible approach to government debt is also
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Anneliese Dodds said this in her Mais lecture yesterday: Longer-term, we cannot discount the possibility that trends, including demography, may exert upward pressure on inflation.
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I wrote yesterday about Labour’s dedication to fiscal rules, and how ill-advised this was. I have now read Anneliese Dodd’s Mais lecture, given last night.
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The FT has published the most extraordinarily confused editorial today. It is on the future direction of macroeconomic policy, and so well within what should
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I was asked to make this video to explain whether, or not, people on low incomes would be punished more heavily than those with higher
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