The liberal Remainers have come up with no ideas, no analyses concerning changing the conditions that caused Brexit. They just want to have things as they were. They are militantly agitating for this. That is […]
Much has been written about the growth of debt since the Great Financial Crisis. But whilst leverage is a worry, much less has been written about the problem of asset quality. At first reading this […]
Part-time “underemployment” has, statistically replaced the mass unemployment we remember from the 1980s. As Johnson says: “A majority of people who are classified as poor now live in a household where someone is in work. […]
Ha-Joon Chang: “We need an economic literacy campaign so people understand the language used by the ruling class”. This is how it is going to be done. Read here
In this blog Bill Mitchell addresses two topics: argumentation and socialmobility/inequality. As always eith Mitchell, a worthwhile read. Read here
A good lecture concerning Modern Monetary Economics
“The economist’s ideas may be easy to dismiss – but they’re attracting ever wider attention” Read here
This covers a very wide range of topics.
“…don’t pretend that not buying much (or not driving much, or not having kids) is a powerful political act, or that it’s deeply revolutionary. It’s not. Personal change doesn’t equal social change.” We have waited […]
Since the 1990s, public sector outsourcing has evolved through competitive tendering, partnership working (particularly via Public Finance Initiatives), strategic-commissioning and prime-contracting. Each of these iterations has promised better public goods and services for less cost. […]
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