Today is the launch day for my new ebook, ‘Money for nothing and my Tweets for free’. The book can be downloaded from here. There
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The Cameron inquiry might just be an elaborate cover up for new opportunities for the abuse of government that are to come
I am well aware that the supposed inquiry into David Cameron’s obeying is said to be all about whether he complied with lobbying rules or
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Who is lending to the government?
The Guardian has a long-running series where a reader asks a question and comments are invited, with the best being published. This weekend the question
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Why the government bonds owned by the Bank of England are not a debt burden, even when they’re repaid
I received this email very recently, and share it with the author’s permission: Hi Richard, Hope you’re well. After reading some of your articles and
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Biden needs to get his economics right
I guess the Biden infrastructure plan requires a comment, albeit not a long one because who knows if it will happen? First, the plan seems
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The third wave is coming, and all because the government is petrified of creating the money required to beat coronavirus
There is a stark reality that has to be faced in this country. It is that the third wave of coronavirus is coming. I share
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If housing inequality is to be tackled the savings glut has to be addressed
The FT has an article this morning that has the headline: The argument is that New Zealand was the first in the world to task
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Why inflation is not a threat
I have just posted this thread on inflation on Twitter. It will feature in ‘Money for nothing and my Tweets for free’ in due course:
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Coming soon – Money for nothing and my Tweets for free
Earlier this week I asked if anyone who reads this blog might be willing to help me with the creation of an ebook that would
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