European freedom of movement is a class issue
The wealthy have lived globally for generations, but they don’t want the rest of us to do the same
economy
Quantitative Easing for the people: the antidote to market fundamentalism?
In ‘A Sharing Economy’, Stewart Lansley argues that social wealth funds could reduce inequality and strengthen economies
Granting China market economy status would ruin key British industries
The European Parliament has voted against China being granted Market Economy Status, though the Tories have backed it
IMF: Long-term effects of Brexit would be ‘negative and substantial’
Incomes, house prices, output, currency and investment could all be hit hard by a Leave vote
Lower immigration or a stronger economy? The Leave camp can’t have both
Cutting immigration by 50 per cent would require a two per cent tax increase, new research suggests
Panama Papers: Labour must pull together to end corruption
As the government launches its anti-corruption summit, Labour should call for justice for the world’s poorest
EU membership critical to Northern Irish farming
EU Agriculture Commissioner warns against Brexit, as Northern Ireland growth forecast revised down
Europeans say Brexit could start a domino effect
Europeans believe that an out vote would do more damage to the EU than to the UK
Manufacturing is essential to the UK’s economy — and it depends on EU membership
The Brexiters’ alternative is a zero-hours, low-skill, low-paid economy
Osborne blames EU for GDP growth slowdown — but what about his policies?
The government has ignored the IMF’s warning that austerity is contributing to sluggish growth