The old age pension triple lock is under attack again. The Financial Times wants it scrapped. The Resolution Foundation wants it ended. The Tony Blair
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When will we get a politics of care?
Alex Wickham, who is usually a reliable source of economic data and who is based at Bloomberg, has suggested that information he has received indicates
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Infographic: Quantitative Easing
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Glossary entry: Capitalism
On Saturday, I wrote a piece entitled What is labour was not a cost? It generated a lot of comments, including one noting that I had
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Interest rates are dangerously wrong
Interest rate markets are in turmoil. Government bond yields are rising, inflation fears are growing, and financial markets are demanding higher returns. But there is
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Martin Wolf: a threat to democracy in FT clothing
Martin Wolf has written in the Financial Times today about the difficult choices facing John Healey as he prepares for his October Budget. Wolf argues
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Why I wrote about accounting for labour
I published a post here yesterday that has attracted a lot of comments, not all of which I have been able to deal with as
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Trump’s helicopter money would create an economic disaster
Donald Trump has claimed that if the Republicans win the midterm elections, he will make every adult in America $5,000 better off. That is, for
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Compass, on the neoliberal road to nowhere
Compass, the think tank that claims to be non-party-based and left-of-centre, published a new 230-page report yesterday titled ‘Ending Business as Usual: Policy Options for
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