As many readers will know, the Online Safety Act is now in operation in the UK. I have checked with Ofcom to see if this
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No sooner had I finished my post on why the 2008 global financial crisis could happen all over again than I noticed this in the
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This is from the FT this morning: Almost three-quarters of HSBC’s Hong Kong commercial property loan book was flashing warning signs by the end of
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I discussed why fascist narratives can be both created and succeed in my National Column yesterday (yours, in full, for a £20 a year subscription,
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There are very few things in life that are more straightforward than the economics of paying benefits to those who need them. The simple, straightforward,
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We talk about capital as if it’s only money or machines, but that’s a dangerously narrow view. In this video, I unpack the six forms
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Roy Lilley, in his daily mail on what is happening in the NHS, made some excellent points this morning. In particular, he talked about the
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As I have written many times before, one of the most persistent and damaging myths in economics is the so-called household analogy. This is the
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