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The Bank of England is blind to the financialisation of commodities

Cormac Hollingsworth
23 March, 2012

The Bank of England is blind to the financialisation of commodities, explains Cormac Hollingsworth.

Budget 2012: Good or bad? For the few or the many? Vote in our survey

22 March, 2012

Vote in Left Foot Forward’s Budget 2012 survey. It closes at 12:00pm on Friday, March 23rd, with the results being sent out later that day in our weekly email.

Time to make the housing recovery a political priority

22 March, 2012

Lord Whitty, chair of Housing Voice, calls on politicians of all parties to make the housing recovery a priority.

Budget 2012: “Clegg’s face said it all: Distant, pale and sullen” – Sco/Wal/NI reaction

Ed Jacobs
22 March, 2012

Left Foot Forward’s devolution correspondent Ed Jacobs rounds up the Budget 2012 reaction from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Budget 2012: Osborne hasn’t done enough to help unemployed in the north

22 March, 2012

Katie Schmuecker, associate director of IPPR North, looks at the impact of George Osborne’s budget on the north of England.

Budget 2012: Tippex still wet on the coalition agreement

Cormac Hollingsworth
21 March, 2012

George Osborne’s budget has seen a complete change in the economic direction of this government, writes Left Foot Forward’s Cormac Hollingsworth.

Budget 2012: Impact per decile – the poorer you are, the harder you’re hit

Shamik Das
21 March, 2012

Aside from the top decile, the poorest ten per cent will be hit the hardest by George Osborne’s budget, reports Shamik Das.

Budget 2012: It may do nothing for growth, but the fat cats will purr more loudly

George Irvin
21 March, 2012

Even though the abolition of the 50p tax rate may do nothing for growth, the fat cats will be delighted with George Osborne’s budget, writes Prof. George Irvin.

Budget 2012: Can Ed and Ed restore Labour’s credibility?

Ed Jacobs
21 March, 2012

For Labour, today, budget day, marks a challenge – namely to speed up the journey towards regaining credibility on the economy, writes Ed Jacobs.

Rethinking rail: Greening should look to Europe and away from privatisation

20 March, 2012

Matt Dykes, the TUC’s public transport policy officer, calls on transport secretary Justine Greening to look to Europe for examples of how to run the railways.

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