President Macron of France appointed Michel Barnier as Prime Minister of that country yesterday. By doing so, he has lived up to the neoliberal expectation.
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I am spending much of today at a conference at University College, London that will explore progress on the Accounting Streams project to create a
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If you want to submit a representation to the Treasury in advance of the Budget, you still have a few days to do so. The
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In this morning’s video I note that inflation is always a temporary phenomenon that always cures itself. History proves that. In that case to make
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Musing on what to say about the Grenfell inquiry has been quite hard. Nothing anyone can say can take away the trauma of what happened
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My colleague, Danny Blanchflower, has an article in the Guardian today on some of the ideas that we are putting forward with regard to economic
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As the Guardian noted yesterday: Investors have rushed to take part in an auction of UK government debt today, in an sign that the new
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Shares in Nvidia, the leading AI chip maker, fell almost 10 per cent yesterday, erasing around $280 billion of its supposed value—the biggest single-day loss
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I watched Shona Robison, the Scottish minister of finance, deliver a statement in the Holyrood parliament yesterday. The statement was necessitated by budget changes that
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