Economic Sovereignty: A Delusion
It has been Conservative policy in Britain since Mrs Thatcher to reduce the size of the state in pursuit of some golden age where private
The Real Measure Of Inequality
We talk a lot about inequality but the data we rely on is subject to substantial errors since much income and wealth goes unmeasured and
Rethinking German Economic Policy
When I was student at the LSE many years ago I shared lodgings with a German exchange student from the University of Munich, son of
Exchange Rate Folly: How The British Government Lost The Plot
The collapse of Sterling’s foreign exchange rate since the Brexit referendum is on a scale we have not seen in many years and yet the
Monetary Policy Post Brexit: More Of The Same And Why It Will Not Work
The UK (and maybe the world) faces severe and worsening economic conditions due to Brexit. Many commentators do not seem to understand that there are
Brexit: A Crisis Long In The Making
What is surprising about the result of the referendum is that so many of us were surprised – astonished may be closer to the truth.