I noted yesterday the criticisms that can entirely appropriately be made of those who suggest modern monetary theory (MMT) is dangerous, and even wrong because
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One of the characteristics of Boris Johnson’s government is its ability to pretend that events will happen when evidence suggests that to be very unlikely.
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I was sent a link to an article by Michael U. Krause, Thomas A. Lubik and Karl Rhodes for the US Richmond Federal Reserve Bank which
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I have not previously shared this. I think it’s time I did:

For the last 12 years I have had a near-constant work companion. Whenever he could, Hector spent most of his day somewhere not far behind
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YouGov issued a new poll for The Times overnight: The message seems pretty clear. Working people don’t like being asked to subsidise the already well
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The Scottish Currency Group, of which I am a member and which is run by Dr Tim Rideout, has issued a new publication entitled ‘How
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New research from Carbon Tracker on stranded assets – those resources that cannot be used by extractive industries companies if the planet is to survive –
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The Guardian business newsletter is not good news for all those who think that the economy is going just fine: