I just saw this, from the Resolution Foundation, and could not resist sharing it: Austerity worked then, didn’t it?

Several comments have come in of late suggesting I need to spend more time checking my typos and grammar in blogs because sometimes both can
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I have already noted the new paper I, with my colleagues Atul Shah and Petr Jansky, have had published in the Nordic Tax Journal. I
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I argued for years that we needed country-by-country reporting. We did. We still do. And so far we have not got it. The only public
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This Bill has rather less to to do with me than the following report suggests, but I strongly believe in what it is trying to
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I know that everyone else is talking about Australia, out of control fires and the insanity of Sydney’s fireworks, but I am going to do
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A fairly regular commentator here sent me this video last night, making the point that time is just a number and good things can still
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I would like to be subtle about this, but that would be wrong. The 2010s were a dire decade. It wasn’t just Tory rule that
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I’m working on sustainable cost accounting in 2020. Or sustainable cost reporting as it might be renamed, as I realise that means it becomes SCORE.
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