The world is still in quite reasonable shock as a consequence of Trump’s attempted coup. It will take a while for the recovery from a
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A tax justice story: Jo and income tax
I share this from Church Action of Tax Justice, with whom I have long cooperated: Our NHS workers shouldn’t pay higher tax rates than the
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Why modern monetary theory delivers better economic decision making
Some people seem to think that modern monetary theory implies that a government can spend money without limit, but that is completely untrue. Unlike other
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A tax justice story: Andy and council tax
I share this from Church Action of Tax Justice, with whom I have long cooperated: Council Tax hits the poorest the most. It could be
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Northern Ireland’s food shortages and English indifference
There were news reports yesterday that Northern Ireland is facing food shortages because hauliers and their customers do not appreciate, or believe, that there is
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Will the Democrats deliver a Green New Deal?
Amongst news of the attempted Trump coup in the USA yesterday came two other pieces of news of significance. One was the win by two
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Covid in three minutes
This comment, from Dr Rachel Clarke, who is a frontline Covid doctor in Oxford, made on BBC Question Time last night was simply brilliant: “We’ve
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The economy after coronavirus
The government has learned to use QE to fund the coronavirus crisis, which is all well and good except for the fact that there are
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The head of state is leading a coup in the USA, but don’t rule out that it could happen here
I am sitting watching the BBC News Channel at 8.25 on Wednesday evening. And what is happening as I watch is an attempted coup in
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