I was slightly surprised by headline in the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales daily newsletter this morning. It read: The ICAEW had
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Trump is so wrong
The FT’s email headlines for its UK homepage started this morning with four articles on the riots in US cities as protestors continue to defy curfews
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200 companies have committed to net-zero carbon and said they want a Geen New Deal. Anyone up for seeing if they will commit to sustainable cost accounting as well?
When I suggested that sustainable cost accounting should be required to track the progress of companies towards achieving the target of net-zero carbon emissions I
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Lies, damned lies, and yesterday’s Covid-19 stats
This tweet is pretty important: An enlarged version of that chart can be found here. If a consistent basis for reporting Covid-19 deaths had been
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We don’t have to do anything now to manage the macroeconomic consequences of the coronavirus crisis, unless it is to issue perpetual bonds
Simon Wren-Lewis drew my attention to a survey by the Centre for Macroeconomics at the Centre for Economic Policy Research, published on 28 May. This
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The Basics of Modern Money
Auditors are finally going to have to do their jobs
As the FT has noted this morning: UK financial regulators are examining how many listed companies are set to issue warnings about their ability to
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The government is not following the science: and it’s the health professionals who are saying so
Whatever the government is now doing on Covid 19 it is not following the science. The Association of Directors of Public Health in the UK
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Hypocrisy in European Tax Policy and the Morality Play of Economic Recovery
The article that follows was written by my friend and colleague, Prof Leonard Seabrooke of Copenhagen Business School. It was originally published in Danish in
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