Having already noted this morning one new event at which I will be speaking before this year is out, let me note another at which
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I am pleased to announce that Funding the Future is now involved in promoting another event.  We are not the lead organisers on this occasion,
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What would actually change if the UK had a government that understood modern monetary theory? In one sense, very little: MMT describes how our monetary
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As The Guardian reports this morning: Anthropic is warning that some of its artificial intelligence models could soon become “self-replicating” and find ways to infiltrate
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In news that will be a surprise to absolutely no one, The Guardian reported yesterday afternoon that: Extremists holding anti-immigration opinions are becoming increasingly likely
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I first suggested that I had an idea for a new book on this blog on 3 September. At the time, the book outline was
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I published this infographic on government bonds a while ago: I then wrote a follow-up on bond markets. I can find no evidence I published
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Could the October 2026 Budget be based on economic assumptions that bear little relationship to the risks we actually face? In this video, I question
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Yesterday began with the surreal macroeconomic forecast that underpinned the Institute for Fiscal Studies’ Green Budget, which effectively ignored the risk of an AI collapse,
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