The FT has this to say this morning: The research is by Carbon Tracker and I cannot, as yet, find it on their site, but
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One of the features of sustainable cost accounting that its critics are not to keen on is my suggestion that offsetting not be permitted within
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I watched some of the press conference led by the prime minister yesterday on the government’s plan for managing Covid this winter. I then tweeted
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As some will have noticed, it is not quite normal service on the blog this week. I admit I am taking a quiet week to
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Tim Rideout has asked me to publish this guide created by the Scottish Currency Group and I am happy to do so: 1. When will
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I noted yesterday the criticisms that can entirely appropriately be made of those who suggest modern monetary theory (MMT) is dangerous, and even wrong because
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One of the characteristics of Boris Johnson’s government is its ability to pretend that events will happen when evidence suggests that to be very unlikely.
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I was sent a link to an article by Michael U. Krause, Thomas A. Lubik and Karl Rhodes for the US Richmond Federal Reserve Bank which
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I have not previously shared this. I think it’s time I did: