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In the traditional economic paradigm, growth has been the central pillar upon which models, policies, and societal expectations have been built. From Keynesian frameworks to…

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With Lib Dem activists gathering this weekend in Brighton to celebrate the election of the largest third-party Parliamentary group in the past hundred years, there…

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Classical Music suffers from its name. It conjures up images of orchestras in tail coats and, worse, 18th century powdered wigs. The reality is very…

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Five years ago, CEOs at the US Business Round Table signed, with much fanfare, a declaration that henceforth they would be moving from a business…

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The financial sector has found its way to the front of the queue when it comes to accessing Treasury ministers, receiving more facetime with ministers…

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In today’s world, it often feels like we’re all running a never-ending race.  We’re told to work harder, earn more money, buy more stuff, and…

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This article first appeared in The Times. The economist Kate Barker rang alarm bells about insufficient homebuilding two decades ago. Now she can do something…

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The next energy price hike is to be with us very shortly, 10% from 1st October. The next hike along, a late and unwelcome Christmas…

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It is not often that a thoughtful newspaper like the Financial Times gets it backwards. In a recent editorial, the FT examined the trend for…

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Barclays announced at the beginning of August that its pre-tax profits for the first half of 2024 have reached a staggering £4.2 billion. In comparison,…

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