There were two articles in the Guardian yesterday that drew attention to the risk of a financial bubble bursting sometime soon. Larry Elliott wrote one
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Many people think that modern monetary theory does not apply to developing countries. That’s because many such countries borrow in currencies other than their own,
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I think it worth sharing this from an article on the Brave New Europe website (where articles from this blog also appear, frequently) in which
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I have to admit serious Brexit chaos has arrived sooner than I expected. Empty super market shelves are happening. Exporters quite literally cannot export. Delivery
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I share this from Church Action of Tax Justice, with whom I have long cooperated: Corporations should pay their fair share of tax. We can
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I published this on Twitter this morning, because it is true that I am in partial denial at the ghastliness that is, inevitably, going to
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The world is still in quite reasonable shock as a consequence of Trump’s attempted coup. It will take a while for the recovery from a
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I share this from Church Action of Tax Justice, with whom I have long cooperated: Our NHS workers shouldn’t pay higher tax rates than the
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Some people seem to think that modern monetary theory implies that a government can spend money without limit, but that is completely untrue. Unlike other
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