Category: New Capital Consensus and Investment Reform

It is ironic that one of the most productive areas of policy focus at the moment is the UK’s lack of productivity.   From thoughtful…

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Reading the tea leaves for the 2024 economy is challenging. On January 5, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said we have achieved a “soft landing,” with wages…

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‘How financialisation heralds the end of the industrial age‘ is the name of a piece published by The Honest Sorcerer: A critic of Modern Times…

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There is a strange new housing phenomenon that is manifesting itself in the small Sussex town where I live. A woman with three young children…

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The Economist is a venerable newspaper. For this blog post, I would like to ask you, the readers, whether I am understanding one of their…

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Gail Tverberg has permitted me to copy the headings from her post in  Our Finite World. Her post tells us how much the current system…

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I am circulating this campaign suggestion based on a letter Richard Murphy and I had published in the Guardian during the winter break. It said: Its importance to my mind is…

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Hey there!  I thought you might like a few words from me about the UK economy. Let’s dive into the wild world of jobs in…

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Productivity is notoriously hard to measure meaningfully. There are various metrics to use at firm level and at national level. In our chart of the…

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It has been a lovely Christmas holiday, with both my children in the house. One still lives here all the time and the one is…

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Another Year. Another COP. The Usual Performances. Grind the handle and we churn out the same performative dances year after year. The chair and organisers…

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A few minutes ago, David asked me if I had anything he could publish in the RADIX blog. I have been thinking about the future…

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