As I have already noted today, Oxfam are arguing in a report that they have issued that in the US, the wealthiest one percent captured
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It was almost inevitable that at some time big business, with its ability to command almost untold sums in lobbying budgets, would fight back against
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Dr Atul Shah is a senior lecturer in accounting & finance at the University Campus Suffolk. A long time supporter of tax justice, he has
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Oxfam have a powerful new report out this morning. Called ‘Working for the few’ the summary is as follows: In November 2013, the World Economic
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I noted recently the UK’s inadequate tax response to energy issues, having frittered the revenues of North Sea oil away, and now planning to forsake
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I couldn’t help noticing this contract in an email from the FT this morning: The idea that economies can cool whilst house prices rise may
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The following blog was posted by the New Economics Foundation on its website today in response to Ed Miliband’s speech on banking. I thought it
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The Mirror reports this morning that: A fatcat who helped energy firm Npower’s owners avoid millions of pounds in tax now sits on the board of HM
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If you want to know why Miliband is right to go for the banks this headline, referring to an article by Philip Stephens in the
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