We’re constantly told that the wealthy are society’s great entrepreneurs. Without them, we’re told, there would be no jobs, no business, no innovation. In this
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Consider this
Tom B. has written in the comments on this blog this morning: For anyone reading this and thinking this country has lost its soul, consider
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Starmer can’t save himself, but he might just help save some Palestinians
As the Guardian reports: Keir Starmer will recall his cabinet from their summer break for an emergency meeting on the Gaza crisis this week as
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The wealthy are worried
The FT has this headline this morning: The article says: UK wealth managers have reported a surge in enquiries from affluent customers after weeks of
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Rethinking the bond markets: could they be radically reformed?
I was a little surprised to find that I posted so much about bonds yesterday, because that was not my plan for the morning. However,
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The role of social media in economic reform
Gary Stevenson put out a YouTube video yesterday in which he suggested that those who want to change the way in which our economy is
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What if economic scarcity is a lie?
The foundation of modern economics is that resources are scarce. But what if that simply isn’t true? In this video, I explore how the assumption
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The AI summary of why we need to reform bond markets
I asked when posting a poll this morning whether a bullet-point summary of my argument for eliminating bond markets, generated by AI, would be beneficial.
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