This is a sequel to a post from January 25 titled “Is it time for another Lehman Brothers moment?“, discussing the threat of a 2024…
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System renewal. Challenging established notions. Reimagining our societies.
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There is enough evidence of how things are for anyone to see that the future will not be like the past. The economy is shrinking,…
“The question for all of us, as natural life support systems collapse all around us, before our very eyes, is a simple one: how soon…
The news that the Body Shop has called in administrators in the UK and Germany is certainly sad. Ed Mayo, now the chief executive of…
The sumptuous welcome given to Vladimir Putin on December 6, by the two most powerful petromonarchies in the Persian Gulf stunned Westerners. For his “working…
In my advanced years, I find an increasing desire to understand the evolving dynamics of our world. Much of the knowledge accumulated over my 86…
“The UK income tax system taxes those individuals at the very top of the earnings distribution relatively (i.e. relative to lower earners) more heavily than…
The US political system has been transfixed over the past week by the House of Representatives Judicial Committee and its subcommittee – and the chair of…
There is a demographic steam train hurtling down the NHS tracks and so the recommendations of The Times’ Health Commission are to be welcomed. There is…
Recently, after giving a keynote at a major conference about The New Political Capitalism I was asked a question: “But business has always had a political dimension. So,…
It is interesting how individuals in different fields view the future differently. Classical economists see a future of endless economic growth, as does everyone employed…
“It’s the economy, stupid”. There is now an almost unanimous consensus that the next government, in less than 12 months from now, will inherit a daunting…