There is a rare unanimity in the country this morning. A significant majority think that our prime minister is a liar and that as a
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Prof Steve Keen, whose work will be familiar to many readers of this blog, posted this on Twitter last night: In essence, #MMT is simply
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The Socio-Economic Review published this paper in the past few days: I am not claiming to be an expert in the methods it uses to
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I was pleased to take part in the meeting of the Zero-Covid Group on Monday evening alongside members of Independent Sage and others. I am
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I made this a couple of years ago – but it remains just as relevant now. We need the UK to do a proper tax
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The FT reported this last night: KPMG auditors misled regulators during inspections of their work on the audits of outsourcers Carillion and Regenersis, the accounting
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So, the Prime Minister’s Private Secretary invites 100 people on the Prime Minister’s behalf to a party in Downing Street in May 2020 when anything
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I have noted the continuing questions being thrown at me for saying quantitative easing is not a simple asset swap. I could respond to those
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I should probably apologise for keeping writing about states of confusion, but this blog is (if it is anything) a stream of consciousness, and what
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