A day off gives time to think. Yesterday was not exactly a day off. Quite a lot was done, but some thinking took place as
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Quantum economics, part 8: Land as the Field
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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Dangerous thinking
Thinking is not just a private act – it shapes the world we live in. Right now, powerful voices are framing our politics with paranoia:
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C’est la vie
Writing posts for this blog is something that I just do pretty much every day, 365 days a year. I wake up, review what has
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Quantum economics, part 7: The Photon Question — labour as the Quantum of Value
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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Trump’s economic disaster
Donald Trump promised to Make America Great Again. Instead, he is wrecking the US economy. Job creation has collapsed, farmers can’t sell their crops, foreign
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Why did Labour choose to focus on GDP?
As the Office for National Statistics have noted this morning in this chart, growth in the UK is fading away: The obvious conclusion to draw
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This is serious: the price of coffee is rising
I noticed this chart in the FT this morning: They highlight the increase in the price of coffee in the US, saying: For the US,
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How to end phoenixing
As the FT notes this morning: HM Revenue & Customs has lost hundreds of millions of pounds more than previously estimated to an insolvency practice
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