There’s a new entry on my ‘Enough Economics’ blog this morning, entitled ‘Inputs and Outputs: Best in Balance.’
Chaps supporting chaps
From this morning’s Guardian: Banks benefited from a spate of positive reports yesterday, with Lloyds Banking Group the biggest riser in the leading index after
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Fund managers are not the same as investors: it’s time we remembered that
Brendan Barber has written on the TUC blog, saying: We’ve been examining the voting records of institutional investors for seven years now at the TUC,
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The hypocrisy of cocaine
Yes, addicts need help. But all you casual cocaine users want locking up | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian . I
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Time for a ‘pension tax’ on companies
The FT reports: The BT Group Pension Scheme — the UK’s largest private sector retirement fund — had only enough money at the end of
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Too small is not efficient
Schools accused of wasting £1bn every year | Education | The Guardian . Billions of pounds pumped into schools by Labour have remained unspent or
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US Justice is Not for Sale
GFI: US Justice is Not for Sale ¬´ Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development. Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development member
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Tax Code of Conduct: HMRC should have defined tax compliance
The Chartered Institute of Tax has issued a press release about the new Tax Code of Conduct for Banks, saying they welcome it, and: The
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Jersey considering extraditing accountant
The Jersey Evening Post reports that Jersey is considering extraditing an accountant to Australia where he is charged with fraud, conspiracy to defraud and money
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