Category: New Capital Consensus and Investment Reform

It is more than 17 years now since, I gather, I coined the phrase ‘virtual currencies’. I know this because of Wikipedia which tells me…

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This is cross-posted from the New Weather blog… There is a truism about fish, who are said not to wonder overmuch about the nature of…

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Ten years ago, the financial system began its collapse before governments intervened to save it. Much of the subsequent legislation, regulation and angst has been…

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Well, you have to, don’t you. There they are, inheritors of an economic tradition which suggests that they can only use interest rates to tweak…

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So the government have decided to ban new diesel and petrol cars and vans from 2040. In the immortal words of John McEnroe: “You cannot…

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Let’s give credit where it is due. UK governments over the past decade, and perhaps most of all, those led by Tony Blair, demonstrated a…

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Monetary systems have to address conflicting problems which make any design a compromise. A monetary system needs to make sure that the quantity of money…

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The Brexit debate is moving on. The main issue at the moment is the shape and nature of any transitional deal. Our recent report has put forward…

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I have been writing about some of the implications of the Southern Rail crisis on this blog because Radix is about political system change, and…

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I was recently chatting to the chairman of a FTSE 100 company. I suggested that the UK economy reminded me of a failing company in…

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Whenever we hear of another disaster or whistle blow, we wonder how or why it happened. Why didn’t anyone say something sooner? and if they…

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Where are the best broadband services in the UK? Hands up anyone who guessed Hull. In 1904, “a quirk of history gave Hull and East…

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