The FT has published this chart this morning:As the FT notes: Green bonds are red hot. Issuance smashed through analysts’ projections in 2019 and is
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Ian McCluskey describes himself like this on Twitter: I mention this because this morning he has posted this, with reference to Rebecca Long-Bailey making the
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Rebecca Long-Bailey launched her campaign to be Labour leader with an article in Tribune, published overnight. It was better than her false start in the
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I am no longer a director of the Fair Tax Mark, but am still working with it on developing new areas of work, and remain
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales has issued a new code of ethics. It’s 200 pages long. It does not mention tax
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No one who has read this blog for a while can have much doubt as to my sentiments about much of the so-called investment market
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The FT argued in an editorial published yesterday that: For four decades, monetary policy has been the dominant instrument of macroeconomic policy and central banks
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Brave New Europe posted a blog from Heiner Flassbeck yesterday in which he argued: [T]here is much that needs to be rethought and redesigned at
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There are certain things that seem to me to be essential if we are to live in a liberal democracy. One, of course, is a
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