Yesterday’s video on 12 questions on MMT had a poll linked to it, which was not reproduced on this blog (my mistake). This was the
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Optimisim is in short supply
Saturday’s video on the risks of a crash, based on warnings from the Bank of England, has now had more than 250,000 views. The related
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Giving in
I was aware, as last night progressed, that what felt like a cold was coming on. I most definitely have one this morning, and at
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Why don’t people engage with politics?
People feel politics has nothing to do with them — and they’re right to feel ignored. In this video, I explain why our democracy is
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Hate, or peace?
The Guardian reported this morning that: The Church of England is to launch a poster campaign aimed at challenging the anti-migrant message of Tommy Robinson, whose
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Why are people are frightened?
I think people are frightened at the prospect of another crash, which is looking ever more likely. Yesterday’s video has had 156,000 views so far,
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Planning for a crash
I got asked yesterday: A quick question, which possibly doesn’t have an answer: what, if anything, can ‘the little people’ do to mitigate it? (Because,
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Tax in modern monetary theory
A commentator on this blog called Grahame asked about the role of tax in modern monetary theory yesterday. I pointed him to the Taxing Wealth
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What should have been done to prevent a crash?
I was asked on the blog yesterday what the government could have done after 2008 to prevent the almost inevitable financial crash that I think
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