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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Lessons from prime ministers
The headlines section of The Guardian is covered by the suggestion that Boris Johnson profited, quite deliberately, from his period in office as Prime Minister. What surprises
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Quantum economics, part 3: Entanglement and Double-Entry Bookkeeping
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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Central bank independence is a neoliberal con trick
We are told that central banks are neutral and above politics. The truth is, they’re not. Central bank independence was created to remove responsibility from
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Will Starmer ever learn?
Taking risks
I am not sure how I expected people to react to my posts yesterday and now today on using quantum-style thinking in combination with economics,
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Quantum economics, part 2: Money as Particle and Flow
This post continues the story of quantum economics, which began here. That post provides important background information on how this series developed and was drafted.
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Bond markets do not rule – governments do
James Carville, adviser to Bill Clinton, once said that if there were reincarnation, he would like to come back as the bond market, because then
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Why fiscal rules stop change
Fiscal rules are not laws of economics. They are political straitjackets designed to stop change. Every Chancellor since Gordon Brown has used them to limit
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