This paragraph is in William Beveridge’s 1944 report on full employment, admittedly from the 1960 edition: I have highlighted key sentences, but those in between
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It’s time to celebrate a global tax deal, and then to ask what’s next for tax justice to deliver
The OECD’s new global tax deal has been ratified by the G20, to no great surprise to anyone. There is almost universal condemnation of this
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Sunday morning differences
Sunday morning differences of opinion on LBC. The link does not include all my counter-arguments on the NHS market and on nurses pay. The one
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Bare-faithed insanity
We really do not need wealthy pensioners to make voluntary tax contributions
The FT has an article out this morning that has this title: I read it, more in hope than expectation. It did not take long
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Sunak’s increasing the cost of living
Rishi Sunak gave the clearest possible indication during the course of his budget on Wednesday that he believed that the Bank of England should do
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New research tool puts spotlight on company law-breaking in the UK
Kenny Thomas is an old friend who writes a column called Middle Class Political Economist in the USA. He shared this post with me recently
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What is wrong with accountancy?
I was asked yesterday by one of the UK’s accounting institutes if I might fill in an appraisal of their performance. I decided to do
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Charities have to be free to be woke
I unashamedly share this press release from the Good Law Project as the issue is so important. Liberal democracy is at risk: For immediate release,
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