The Conservative Party in the UK is the home of some quite bizarre thinking — like belief in the Laffer curve. In the last week
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Wolf’s Plan B
Martin Wolf’s opposition to the ConDems’ cuts is now well known. And he’s right to say it, of course. In his latest posting for the
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The United States of Poverty
From the Real World Economics Review blog US poverty numbers: Approximately 45 million Americans were living in poverty in 2009. 2009 saw the largest single
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Tax Justice and PCS at the LibDems
John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network did yesterday’s PCS fringe meeting at the LibDem conference. The Guardian has given it extensive coverage: A former
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Something inside tax justice so strong
I’ve got this music bug. This one is so obvious it’s ridiculous. “You squander wealth that’s mine” has to be the song about illicit financial
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Black money in Swiss banks: How it hurts the economy
There’s an excellent article here from India, showing that some realise that what the Tax Justice Network is arguing is about creating economic justice
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Why HMRC are right to collect underpaid PAYE
A commentator on this site has said in response to a blog post on the news story that HMRC have found millions of people have
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Tax justice has a cost – and it’s a price worth paying
As many papers report, it’s been discovered that more than 10 million people may be in line for a tax rebate due to errors in
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Time for a World Tax Organisation
A new staff paper from the IMF looks at the issue of “Long-Term Trends in Public Finances in the G-7 Economies”. There is content I
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