I’ve spent 50 years studying profit as an accountant, economist, and political economist. And here’s the truth: almost no one understands what profit really is,
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Neoliberal abuse
This was a Guardian headline last night: Let’s ignore the detail here. Let’s stand back instead. First, banks thought they could enter into cosy deals
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Starmer’s choice? Does he support Palestine or the USA? He cant have both.
As the New York Times says in an email this morning: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and President Trump are said to be working
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The Parable of the Tokens and the Common Wealth
The Parable of the Tokens and the Common Wealth By Cliff Published with permission In a land surrounded by mountains, there was a village where
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People should think before promoting tax reforms
The former Labour leader, Neil Kinnock, has suggested that Labour should follow up its imposition of VAT on private schools by now charging VAT on
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What kind of politics do we really want?
We face crises on every front—climate, inequality, insecurity. The economic models we’ve been told are “normal” have failed. So what kind of politics could work
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I can’t be picky
It was, as planned, a birdwatching day. Susan Mensforth will recognise where I was: That is Snape Maltings in Suffolk, now the home of the
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Hope
I am aware that quite a lot of the time, I suggest that humankind is facing multitudinous crises, many of which might threaten our well-being.
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Ignore advertising
Advertising tells you every day that you’re too old, too poor, too unfashionable. Why? Because unhappiness sells. In this video, I explain how advertising is
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