The OECD has issued a discussion paper on transfer pricing and country-by-country reporting. A little over ten years after I first introduced the idea of country-by-country reporting
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Help to Buy mortgages: the grip of death?
This is irresistible from Martin Wolf, this morning, writing on Help to Buy: A deregulated and dynamic housing supply could spell financial and political Armageddon.
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Google: the abuse goes on
As the FT report this morning: Google funnelled €8.8bn of royalty payments to Bermuda last year, a quarter more than in 2011, underlining the rapid expansion
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Government works. It’s time the right realised
The real Republican agenda in the US is becoming increasingly apparent. The FT reports this morning that: A day of cautious optimism that lifted hopes
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Wonga goes to Switzerland
The Daily Mirror has a story on Wonga this morning, reporting that: Payday lender Wonga has moved key parts of its business to Switzerland in
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The far right are not some idle threat: they’re waiting at the doors
I would have posted this, almost whatever it said, just to show that the FT can make the same silly typos I am so adept
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Why will change happen? Can the paradigm shift?
I want to reflect again on something I wrote about last night and which arose as a result of discussion during and after the lecture
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Royal Mail privatisation – a policy for the 1%
The Guardian has a headline this morning that says: 700,000 people is, of course, just over 1% of the UK population. Which really does, rather
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Who creates the political will to challenge the status quo?
I have mentioned I gave an Ebor lecture in York tonight and I have to say thanks to my hosts at York St John’s University;
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