Without eliminating anomalies and freeing tax policymaking from the tentacles of the avoidance industry, Labour is unlikely to make a significant dent in the leakage of tax revenues.
There won’t be enough money to contain the tsunami caused by private equity collapse. Yet there is no move to shackle private equity.
England’s privatised water companies are an example of vulture capitalism
Labour is counting on the unpopularity of the Conservative Party to catapult it into power but in the absence of specific policies and failure to improve quality of life, electoral goodwill will quickly evaporate.
The government’s agenda on extremism is a cynical game for securing political advantage
The evidence of past policy failures is all around us. Since 2010, the real economy has grown by around 1.2% a year and is set to have the weakest growth amongst G7 countries.
Directors of water companies have been incentivised to inflict five broad harms on all, with the aim of securing bigger profits and pay-packets.
The evidence of class interests in shaping and reinforcing laws isn’t hard to find.
Austerity, low wages, and degradation of healthcare and public services are to blame
Inequitable distribution of income has severe consequences.
