I began posting a series of comments from Helen Schofield on the history of money yesterday. Today I add her third and fourth instalments. The
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There are days when the most appropriate type of blog post are those that are full of policy ideas, and detail. There have been quite
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It was recently decided on this blog that in general guest posts here were not a good idea, but that the occasional elevation of a
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I feel as if I have spent much of the last year saying to people that now is not the time to raise taxes when
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I am well aware that nit al, readers of this blog are fans of the Guardian. And yet, beneath its veneer there is comment worth
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In this final video in my series on quantitative easing, green QE and modern monetary theory, I moved towards the practical goals of policy. I
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This is the third in a series of videos on why I think that the UK should move away from conventional quantitative easing towards what
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The FT has an article today which begins be saying: Chancellor Rishi Sunak has told Conservative MPs he wants to use his March Budget to
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This was published via Bloomberg Markets yesterday, and I thought it worth sharing: THAT'S NOT MMT In today's @Markets newsletter, I wrote a very simple
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