This post continues the story of quantum economics, which began here. There is a summary of posts to date at the end of this post.
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Economics questions: The Keynes question
This is one of a series of posts that will ask what the most pertinent question raised by a prominent influencer of political economy might
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Roundabouts
I like this, from Brian Bilston: Some in poetry seem to look down on Brian Bilston’s work. I don’t, and have a couple of his
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Has Labour really noticed? Acknowledging racism is one thing, but delivering freedom from fear is essential as well
The weekend’s far-right march in London appears to have been pivotal in waking opinion on the danger the far right poses in the UK, and
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Homo economicus or savage capitalism? A conversation with John Christensen
Capitalism is not driven by rational homo economicus, but by power, greed and vested interests. Neoclassical economists’ tidy models still shape policy, but other insights
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Danny Kruger, Christian nationalism and the threat from Reform
Summary This is a long post. For those with limited time, I argue that Danny Kruger’s defection to Reform comes with a manifesto for Christian
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Economic questions: The Mark Carney Question
This is one of a series of posts that will ask what the most pertinent question raised by a prominent influencer of political economy might
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How likely is civil war in the USA, and then in the UK?
The likelihood of civil war in the USA, deliberately promoted by Trump as a way to impose his violent regime on that country in what
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Fascism is the biggest threat to the UK – and its US architect is arriving today
As I have already noted this morning, Trump arrives today to promote his fascist regime of racist violence in the UK. At the same time,
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