A week ago I noted that the FT had published a letter from me criticising PWC for moaning about their recruitment problems. I suggested that
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Neoliberal thinking is now MAD because it is a route to mutually assured destruction
The FT has reported today that: Policies to tackle climate change are likely to keep energy prices higher for longer and may force the European
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Being calm as a revolutionary act
I saw this on Facebook yesterday. It’s from something that looks a bit like a self-help book, but which also seems to be based on
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If the financial crisis and Covid were important enough for governments to do whatever it takes and find the money, then surely the climate and ecology crises demand a similar response.
Carline Lucas MP, the UK’s sole Green MP, had an article in The Independent yesterday with this title: Caroline Lucas’ concern is that there is
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Money, and everything else
I hinted in an answer to a comment on here yesterday that I am thinking of working on a new book explaining how government funding
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Green quantitative easing could transform the UK. When will we get it?
My old friend, Professor Prem Sikka, who is now a member of the House of Lords, spoke in a debate on quantitative easing in that
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The Bank of England will never unwind quantitative easing
I have just had this drawn to my attention. It comes from the Sunday Times this weekend. It is from an interview with Andrew Bailey,
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Climate quantitative easing is key to tackling climate change
Colin Hines and I are in The Guardian this morning: Our letter says: Rebecca Solnit’s inspiring long read (Ten ways to confront the climate crisis
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Without a comprehensive accounting standard for climate change private equity could have a field day exploiting dirty assets for short term gain
Huw van Steenis, who is a senior adviser to the chief executive of UBS and a former adviser to ex-Bank of England governor Mark Carney,
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