This is from IPPR’s Economic Justice Commission Report:What is so scary is the decline from the late 70s. Working people are being shafted.
The IPPR Commission on Economic Justice: good micro but it’s still a shame about the macro
The IPPR Commission on Economic Justice reported yesterday. There has already been some reaction. There is much to like in the report. I highlight this
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Someone should tell the Daily Mail Jesus was a socialist
The Mail is very upset this morning: Maybe the Mail should read Luke Chapter 4: Note the good news to the poor bit? Or maybe
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Those involved in tax debate need to get the basics right
Why did PWC want to sponsor this? In fairness, the report ends up saying hypothecation is not a panacea. But it does not dismiss it
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Why we’re in a mess
Martin Wolf has an interesting article in the FT this morning. In it he argues that: The persistent fealty to so much of the pre-crisis
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London is giving away Scotland’s oil revenues
As the FT has reported this morning: Tom Mitro, who managed Chevron’s taxation and financial planning in the North Sea in the 1990s, said [a
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The EU would have to be mad to accept the Chequers deal as it is a fraudsters’ charter, but the real question is why the Cabinet did not realise that
As the Guardian reported last night: Under the Chequers deal there would be a “free trade area for goods”, under which the UK would in effect retain existing
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HMRC have lost touch with the reality of what is happening on the ground with regard to VAT
A month or so ago I made a series of Freedom of Information requests of HMRC with regard to VAT. They are all summarised in
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Who are the suppliers of corruption services?
I wrote this blog post in January 2007, during a visit to Chile. My relationship with TI has changed since then, as they have developed
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