Yesterday and this morning, I noted the FT’s view that the poorest in our society must suffer an income loss to fund the interest they
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Why should pensioners and people dependent on social security pay the price when bond investors demand higher returns? That is the question raised by the
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The Telegraph says in an email this morning that: Andy Burnham’s Commons debut as Prime Minister yesterday was overshadowed by a market rout that sent
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Andy Burnham tried to present his great economic and social vision in the House of Commons yesterday, blaming Thatcherism and Brexit for the state that
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Why are we never allowed to have enough? Modern economies constantly encourage us to want more: more possessions, more consumption, more experiences and often more
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Britain’s economic rules are not laws of nature. They are political choices. And if those choices prevent us from tackling inequality, failing public services, inflation
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I keep on saying that this autumn is going to be mightily difficult. Fuel shortages will hit hard. Food prices will rise. Fertiliser shortages and
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I spoke with a friend yesterday. We were at a social event. I have known him for a long time. I think I upset him.
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Money is not wealth. That single distinction is one of the most important things economics has to teach, and we have been getting it wrong.
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