As The Observer notes this morning: Thousands of homes could lose their energy supplier in the coming months as a result of a financial shock
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The Observer rates the odds on blocking Brexit as follows this morning: Corbyn-led temporary government Jeremy Corbyn has offered to lead a temporary government tasked
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To continue my series on how to address inequality by changing the UK tax system, this suggestion is, I think one that glaringly obviously needs
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Much of what I am noting in this blog comes from a recent submission that John Christensen and Nick Shaxson of the Tax Justice Network have
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To continue my series on tax reforms, which could go on for a very long time (and I am open to suggestions as to desired
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It would seem to me that whether to support the Corbyn plan for bringing Johnson down, or not,  is the only question of relevance to
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The US 30 year bond rate fell below 2% for the first time ever today: And still no Green New Deal from this administration.

The next G7 summit is in Biarritz at the end of August. The G7 Research Group at the Munk Scool at the University of Toronto
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As I mentioned yesterday, in my book ‘The Joy of Tax’ I argued that tax was the single best instrument available to any government to
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