Don’t let the Nobel Prizes fool you: central banks are political
Monetary policy shouldn’t be left to technocrats, writes Hannah Dewhurst In the run up to the October 14th Economics prize announcement.
Monetary policy shouldn’t be left to technocrats, writes Hannah Dewhurst In the run up to the October 14th Economics prize announcement.
William Nordhaus’s Nobel Prize in Economics in 2018 “for integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic analysis” is safe. But the world isn’t.
Boris Johnson and some members of his cabinet have held ministerial office since 2010 and are directly responsible for the failures that have inflicted austerity and wage freezes.
A new project will promote the idea that it is the government – not the private sector – that creates money. In doing so, it could demolish the arguments for austerity…
We need to challenge our obsession with economic growth before it destroys the planet.
There are a number of tools available to Philip Hammond to fix our broken economy, but Tory ideology blinds him to them.
The syllabus is failing, and the former chancellor won’t change that
Negotiations must not be left to an elite out of touch with ordinary people
An interventionist industrial policy is needed to steer Britain through
Productivity growth was higher from 1945-1972 than under Thatcherism