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Prime Economics: Jeremy Smith – Inflation and pay – Doing the wrong Something

February 6, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Whatever the Bank of England is doing in the hope of reducing inflation, it is the opposite of what it needed. Read here

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Economics

Jeremy Smith – Commercial property: * Prêt a Payer *, or Prêt-à-Fermer?

September 1, 2020 Mathew D. Rose 0

This applies to much of Europe, which has been the target of property speculation for decades. Jeremy Smith is co-director, Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME), and barrister. He is a co-editor of Rethinking Britain Cross-posted […]

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Economics

Jeremy Smith – Corona Crisis: Our ‘scenario’ for UK GDP in 2020 (a 14% annual fall)

April 28, 2020 Mathew D. Rose 0

No one seems to be really capable of grasping the economic effects of the current crisis. And even after this devastating result, Jeremy Smith goes on to write: “It is however still a long way […]

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Economics

Jeremy Smith – A Farewell to ‘Fiscal Rules’?

March 8, 2020 Mathew D. Rose 0

We may well be seeing the end of “fiscal responsibility”, which means austerity. Governments are increasingly under pressure to adopt fiscal measures to deal with the mounting financial and economic pressures we are currently experiencing. […]

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Economics

Jeremy Smith – Rethinking Britain: the Fundamental Choice the Nation Faces in the Upcoming General Election

November 13, 2019 Mathew D. Rose 0

Probably nowhere in Europe is there so much energy and thought being invested in the search for a way out of the dead end that neo-liberalism has led us into. “Rethinking Britain – Policy Ideas […]

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Economics

John Weeks and Jeremy Smith – Economic Guidelines for a Better European Union

April 22, 2019 David Shirreff 0

The existing European Treaty is dangerously disfunctional. Better guidelines would enhance rather than constrain economic policy. Here are some, including making the European Central Bank the reserve buyer of national public bonds John Weeks is […]

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Jeremy Smith – UK economy 2010-2018 – the devastating impact of the age of austerity

March 9, 2019 Mathew D. Rose 0

Britain – as absurd as it seems – is still in the clutch of austerity. One does not need to be an expert to recognise what this has done, and is still doing, to the […]

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Austerity

Jeremy Smith and John Weeks – EU’s dysfunctional fiscal rules empower the far right, both in Italy and elsewhere

November 1, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 0

Prime Economics Co-Director Jeremy Smith and PEF Council member John Weeks analyse the “bar room budget-brawl” between the Italian government and the European Commission, and argue that the Commission’s wrong-footed response threatens to strengthen the […]

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Jeremy Smith – The slowing economy of the Single Market and NAFTA era

October 15, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 0

This may not be the simplest of reads, but the analyses is fascinating regarding international trade agreements: “In assessing the impact of the Single Market and NAFTA on the 10 countries looked at, we can […]

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Jeremy Smith – Early reflections on the English local elections

May 4, 2018 Mathew D. Rose 0

This is our second quick assessment of yesterdays election in England. The first (read here) is by John Weeks. By Jeremy Smith, co-director, Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME) The English local elections – mainly in […]

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Taking Control – Sovereignty and Democracy After Brexit by Philip Cunliffe, George Hoare, Lee Jones, Peter Ramsay

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Book Review by Mathew D. Rose We shall soon be marking the seventh anniversary of the Brexit Referendum of 23 June 2016. The four authors of this book were part of the Full Brexit collective […]

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Breaking Together – a freedom-loving response to collapse by Jem Bendell

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Book Review by Andrew Medhurst “This book provides…the basis for freeing ourselves from old compromises, and exploring what we might do with the rest of our lives.” Jem Bendell It’s no exaggeration to claim that […]

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