Brexit could cut value of National Living Wage by 40p an hour
Scheme has had little effect on jobs but EU vote creates uncertainty
Green Politics
Could Brexit turn the tide on George Osborne’s austerity economics?
Shelving his surplus and ‘Brexit budget’ are a concession that hard times cuts are folly
I campaigned for Corbyn — but he’s failed to change the conversation
Corbyn needed to challenge neoliberalism and propose a new post-Keynesian approach
Brexit demands a new economic vision, not Osborne’s corporate tax cuts
The government needs a new fiscal policy and it should be built on investment in the people
George Osborne is in denial and Carney can’t do it alone – we need an action plan for the economy
As well as responding to the shock of Brexit, our economic policy must begin to repair the country
‘Biggest ever show of business support’ as 1,200 business people back Remain
Employers of 1.75 million people say their business is better off in Europe
Tory MPs in revolt over George Osborne’s ‘Brexit Budget’ cuts – what took them so long?
Finally they discover spending cuts they don’t support
BHS was a cash-generating machine for Philip Green and his family
Here’s how Green milked the high street chain for all it wasn’t worth
BHS demise shows the failure of predatory capitalism
Thousands are facing unemployment and depleted pension payments — company law must change
Are Osborne’s ‘overblown’ Brexit numbers doing more harm than good?
Lots of people are sceptical about the Treasury’s apocalyptic warnings, including the public, economic experts and most of the Remain campaign