Labour claims taxpayers would face a massive bill for nationalising the water industry. But that’s not true. If a fair price is paid for the
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Theoclassical economics
During a day when I spent rather more time in bed and even asleep, feeling ill, than I did paying much attention to anything to
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Emeritus Professor
I am pleased to report that I was told yesterday that I will be appointed as Emeritus Professor of Accounting at Sheffield University Management School
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Does money just disappear in a crash?
When crashes happen, vast quantities of money are reported as being lost. But are they really? Or is it that they actually just cease to
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Universal human rights at a time when they are under threat
I realised, too late, that yesterday was Human Rights Day, when the anniversary of the United Nations’ adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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Five quick reforms the NHS urgently needs
Having said that bankers should not advise the NHS this morning, I did a quick consultation with a retired NHS employee who was previously a
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Does the NHS need advice from bankers?
Rachel Reeves must think the only job a government has is to balance its books. There can be no other explanation for the insanity of
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The next crash could be much bigger than the last two
As the FT has noted: The UK statistics agency defines properties costing more than five years of income as “unaffordable”. The affordability ratio in England
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When Labour is looking for an answer by next Friday it has really lost the plot
Pat McFadden, in his role as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and chief Starmer fixer, said on Radio 4 yesterday that he wanted the
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