There was contrasting news from the Guardian’s Live business and economics coverage last night and this morning. First, there was this: And then this: Then
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The break is almost over. There will be work to do soon. But there was some great birding before the rain rather curtailed play yesterday.
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It was pure chance that I put out a video on the media and its news coverage yesterday. It was recorded before I left for
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The BBC was reported to be in crisis yesterday. It is not. It is possible that some errors have been made. And every organisation makes
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We’re told that the 1970s proved Keynesian economics failed, that inflation and unemployment could rise together, and only neoliberalism could fix it. But the truth
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Allegations are being made today about whether the BBC is impartial. I have just posted this comment on X: Those discussing impartiality should be pointing
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As the New York Times notes in a mail this morning: The leaders of China, Russia and Japan won’t be there. Neither will the leaders
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This is one of a series of posts that will ask what the most pertinent question raised by a prominent influencer of political economy might have been,
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I blogged rather more than expected yesterday, and we had long conversations on quantum economics reconciling points of difference on thermodynamics, entropy and gradients of
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