By John Pickard It is hard to work out which particular Tory LIE is the biggest. So many whoppers have been put out there, one
Category: Economics Archive
By Michael Roberts This weekend, COP26 meets in Glasgow, Scotland. Every country in the world is supposed to be represented in meetings designed to achieve
By Michael Roberts The US stock market went back to record highs last week. This was despite media talk that the recent rise in goods
By Michael Roberts Adam Tooze has a new book out, Shutdown. Tooze is the liberal left’s current favourite historian. His previous book, The Wages of
By Michael Roberts The semi-annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank start today where finance ministers and central bankers will meet in a slimmed-down
By Michael Roberts The debt problems afflicting China’s real estate market deepened this week after another property developer defaulted on its bonds and the world’s
By Michael Roberts Bill Mitchell is a Professor in Economics and Director of the Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE), at the University of
By Michael Roberts The 2021 conference of the International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy (IIPPE) took place a couple of weeks ago, but
By Andy Ford (Warrington South CLP member) There is a very visible set of Tory chickens coming home to roost with the gas price crisis
By Michael Roberts The result of the German Federal election was almost exactly as the opinion polls predicted. The Social Democrats (SPD) got the largest
