The whole machinery of public procurement that has emerged in this neoliberal era needs to be abandoned and replaced with decision-making processes and rules that privilege the advancement of public well-being over profit.
Economics
Michael Roberts: Keynes part 2 – internationalist or nationalist?
Was Keynes the great internationalist who aimed to make capitalism a stable system through macro management on a world scale? Read here
Corruption
The Guardian: Disney, Huawei and EY among worst offenders in disclosing lobbying
What no one wishes to admit is that lobbying is simply rampant corruption that has been anchored in legality by those who profit from it: politicians. Simple principles like a level playing field – a […]
Economics
Chris Dillow: SAVING CAPITALISTS FROM THEMSELVES
Chris Dillow comments on Ann Pettifor’s recent article in the Guardian, in which she writes that Labour’s policies would be better for Britain’s capitalists than the current Tory programme. Although he agrees in principle, Dillow […]
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