At the talk I gave earlier this week I sang the praises of the mixed economy. After the talk a person present said he had
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Hyperinflation and its causes
It was curious to note that commentators on this site yesterday were referring to the risk of hyperinflation from MMT, suggesting that 56 historical cases
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The UK government was blatantly and unforgivably negligent to keep big business on side
The Guardian has reported that: The EU executive has said the UK owes €2.7bn (£2.4bn) to Brussels for alleged failure to tackle customs fraud, as
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Things can only get worse
There would appear to be unanimity amongst the informed media that the resignation of Gary Cohn as Trump’s senior economics adviser is bad news. As
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The good, the bad and the ugly of tax
Tax does not pay for the NHS
How old is your tax?
I spent a lot of time discussing tax reform yesterday. One of the issues I discussed, more than once, was how overdue tax reform is
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Modern monetary theory is not a footnote to Keynes: it is instead the opposite of neoclassical economics
Whilst writing my post on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT) and tax havens at the weekend a thought occurred to me that was, maybe, lost in
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If gender identity can be fluid our tax identities should be capable of being so as well
I was discussing tax at a public event last night. One of the questions asked was about the tax reforms Judith Knott (ex HMRC, who
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