November 2008 – Uncharted Territory

Clarifying Deleveraging, or, Saving the Economy

Earlier today I wrote, a little sloppily, that: “…the only way to arrest the deleveraging process is to increase the

The Times’ Anatole Kaletsky was on stage at a conference I attended last week. I can report that his picture

An editorial in today’s Guardian is so incoherent that I find myself reluctantly putting down the analysis-free report to the

They say you should avoid clichés at all costs. I say “bollocks to that”. Language evolves through the generalisation of

Memory is the strangest thing. I can’t remember when I was first told that “old soldiers never die, they just

It’s “have a go at the Beeb” week here in the UK, after Sachsgate (I always feel I should provide