As the Telegraph reports this morning: Jeffrey Epstein brokered a deal with Lord Mandelson over the sale of a UK taxpayer-owned banking business after he
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Trump’s tariffs begin to backfire
Trump’s tariffs are beginning to hit Mid-West America, the home of MAGA. As Fortune magazine has reported: Caleb Ragland, a Kentucky farmer and president of
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Quantum economics, part 4: Quantum Uncertainty and Economic Forecasts
This post continues the story of quantum economics, which began here. There is a summary of posts to date at the end of this post.
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Steve Keen: the podcast
Introduction In this first podcast style interview between me and Steve Keen, the author of ‘Debunking Economics’, Steve recounts how early encounters with neoclassical and
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Starmer’s hypocrisy knows no limits
As the BBC has reported: Sir Keir Starmer is to hold talks with Israeli President Isaac Herzog in Downing Street on Wednesday. As they added:
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PFI is back – and it will be at cost to us all
The FT has reported this morning that: The government has sounded out private finance investors about backing up to 200 neighbourhood health centres, in a
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Labour’s seediness
As Politico notes this morning: Pictures of Peter Mandelson were published in the alleged “birthday book” compiled for Jeffrey Epstein. Files handed to the U.S.
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Ingredient parents
I was amused to be told yesterday by Thomas, my younger son and videographer, that I was apparently what his generation describes as an “ingredient
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There is political opportunity on the left at present
This chart is in The Guardian this morning: What it shows is that Labour is losing many more votes to left-wing parties than it is
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