This is just an idea. I keep saying that neoliberal economics is broken. I keep explaining why it is broken. But suppose everyone already knows?
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Having already mentioned this morning that I have returned to Twitter, or X, I could not resist the odd little stir. I posted this yesterday:
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I mentioned recently that I was considering a return to X, or Twitter as I still think of it. There were four reasons. First, that
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Quantitative tightening, high interest rates, and no growth, and all because the Bank of England’s policies are damaging households, businesses, and the whole UK economy.
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There are varying estimates of how much total benefit payments to people who have some form of disability, or who are paid benefits relating to
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I shared this on social media last night: Why do we only talk about the costs of benefits for those least well off, and not
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The Resolution Foundation says UK incomes will flatline until 2030. This isn’t an accident—it’s by design. High interest rates, unfair taxes, and Labour’s inaction are
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Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves talk endlessly about fiscal black holes—but that’s not Labour’s real problem. In this video, I argue that the real crisis
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In the middle of all this morning’s other news, it would have been easy to have missed an article in the FT, which says: The
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