
The economy after Covid: It’s time to bust some neoliberal myths about debt
The right will try and push for a new round of cuts after this crisis. It would be economically illiterate to do so, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

The right will try and push for a new round of cuts after this crisis. It would be economically illiterate to do so, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

We have the money to build a better society after this crisis. But corporations and the right are already undermining our welfare.

US companies have used bankruptcy to shed jobs and scrap wage agreements.

Governments across the world are fudging it when it comes to the ‘strings attached’….

The Treasury are proposing more austerity. That must not happen.

Tax-dodgers and the rich have pulled the strings for too long. We have a chance to rethink our priorities after Covid.

The UK government is yet to publish its plan for easing the coronavirus lockdown and restarting the economy. What might it look like?

Government bailouts must not enrich tax dodgers, writes Prof Prem Sikka.

Think tanks are coming after the already-low state pension. All of us should resist the attacks.

Without changes, the business support scheme will enrich some already seriously rich people and deplete the public purse, writes Prof Prem Sikka.