I spent too much time last evening reading speeches by members of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee whilst simultaneously watching coverage of former
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This blog post was written by my Finance for the Future and Green New Deal colleague Colin Hines and was first published on the Green
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I thought this polling data issued at lunchtime today was interesting: The Tories are ahead in everything you would not want to win in, whilst
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The IMF published a paper yesterday highlighting some of the impacts of inflation. Some were totally predictable: It will be no surprise to anyone that
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As the FT notes this morning: Up to £30bn could be wiped from UK corporate pension scheme liabilities owing to one of the biggest falls
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I referred to the need to tax capital gains at higher rates yesterday if any party was serious about tackling inequality in the UK. This
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As the FT has noted this morning: They added: As part of a raft of green measures announced on last week, the UK government said
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It was depressing to hear Labour Shadow Minister Stephen Reed tell Andrew Neil yesterday that Labour has no plans to tackle the different tax differential
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I read a very good article in the Real World Economic Review over the weekend. Entitled ‘Why do economists persist in using false theories?’ it
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