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There is currently a debate around whether the government should break the pension triple lock, the commitment to increase pensions in line with the higher…

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The UK economy is in dire shape. During the first quarter of 2022 we sustained an overall balance of payments deficit of over £50bn, almost…

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In his Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced an overhaul of important aspects of insurance regulation known as Solvency II rules. Insurance industry lobbyists claim…

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Budget days are hard core politics wrapped in economics. They are the embodiment of that important but now less used term – our political economy….

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Global trends in aid funding are becoming increasingly unreliable and media driven. It is therefore essential we secure more sustainable ways to fund our support…

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In a recent New York Times column, Paul Krugman argues that the core elements of inflation are not only groceries and gasoline, but also housing. Indeed,…

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You don’t have to look too far right now to find talk of crisis, whether it is the cost of living, the state of national…

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Many years ago, I heard the doyen of campaigners, Des Wilson, explaining why he didn’t think that lying down in front of traffic was a…

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is currently waging a war on two fronts. First, there is the military front, against a Ukrainian army whose valour he…

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Few would disagree that we face a housing crisis, but few agree on what the key problems are and how to fix them. One of…

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How many readers share my intense irritation whenever a politician appears on the box to announce that their party has, uniquely, found the solution to…

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“All these protests held industry—not consumers—responsible for the proliferation of disposable items that depleted natural resources and created a solid waste crisis. Enter the Crying…

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