Not Our Job to Prevent Recession (1): Bank of England
The Bank of England’s inflation mandate virtually guarantees recessions as higher interest rates repeatedly puncture house-price booms. What are higher
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The Bank of England’s inflation mandate virtually guarantees recessions as higher interest rates repeatedly puncture house-price booms. What are higher
Continue readingThe UK energy price spike should be addressed directly and the rest of the economy isolated as much as possible
Continue readingIt’s being reported this morning that there is pressure on supermarket prices. But do they just put up the prices
Continue reading“I think people will interpret membership of the single market as not respecting that referendum.” – John McDonnell You can’t
Continue readingI’ve just watched today’s Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) on iPlayer (warning: programme will probably not remain permanently available), because it’s
Continue readingOver the last few decades, here in the UK, we’ve become very good at pointing to apparent failure. Often despite
Continue readingAs ever, none of the foregoing should be taken as financial advice – if you want that you’ll have to
Continue readingYesterday’s NYT includes a right royal spat. Well, online it does, at least. In a piece titled Cap and Fade,
Continue readingIt’s incredible what you see if you keep your eyes open. This AP story about Chinese electricity prices popped up
Continue readingI’m very disappointed to see policy-makers trying to solve the problem of global warming by ineffective – and possibly even
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