As the Guardian reports: Keir Starmer will recall his cabinet from their summer break for an emergency meeting on the Gaza crisis this week as
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The wealthy are worried
The FT has this headline this morning: The article says: UK wealth managers have reported a surge in enquiries from affluent customers after weeks of
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Rethinking the bond markets: could they be radically reformed?
I was a little surprised to find that I posted so much about bonds yesterday, because that was not my plan for the morning. However,
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The role of social media in economic reform
Gary Stevenson put out a YouTube video yesterday in which he suggested that those who want to change the way in which our economy is
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What if economic scarcity is a lie?
The foundation of modern economics is that resources are scarce. But what if that simply isn’t true? In this video, I explore how the assumption
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Is it time to replace the bond market with something suited to the 21st century?
One of the best uses for AI that I currently know is to ask it to summarise the arguments in an article or paper. This
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Might Wes Streeting stop taking the bungs?
Why the UK economy depends on migrants
As boomers retire, there simply aren’t enough young people born in the UK to replace them. That’s why migrants are stepping in — and why
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Illegitimi non carborundum
As The Guardian has noted: The International Monetary Fund has urged Rachel Reeves to consider ending the pensions triple lock and charging for NHS treatment as it
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