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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Inspired by Ivan Horrocks:  

People say Rachel Reeves faces a £40bn “black hole” in the UK budget. She is hinting at tax rises — but that gap could be
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I hope that people do not mind these posts where I compare the results for the previous day’s polls, because I put those polls up
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Four hundred and seventy-four people were arrested yesterday for holding up placards indicating that they oppose genocide and the actions of those who support it.
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The Library of the Canadian Parliament issued a document in 2015 explaining how the Bank of Canada (that country’s central bank) created money for the Canadian federal government. Since
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In a post I published here yesterday, I explained that in a country like the UK, which issues its own currency, has an effective tax system,
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