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Monday, 17 May 2021
Is the spread of the Indian variant in the UK an inevitable result of living with COVID?
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Acting fast The Indian variant ( B.1.671.2 ) of COVID-19 is now fairly well entrenched in parts of the UK and is increasing rapidly. C...
Monday, 10 May 2021
Some lessons in how to combat the Tory propaganda machine
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The initial results of voting last Thursday are very easily explained. First, voters had a terrible year in 2020 and government help in ge...
Tuesday, 4 May 2021
How most of the West got the pandemic so badly wrong?
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It takes a lot to shock me nowadays, but the failure of most OECD countries over this pandemic I do find shocking. Not in the case of the U...
Tuesday, 27 April 2021
Eurozone fiscal rules should be based on national macroeconomic stabilisation, not national debt stabilisation
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In memory of Andrew Hughes Hallett Eurozone fiscal rules have been suspended during the COVID crisis, thankfully. But I have argued on...
Tuesday, 20 April 2021
Why neoliberalism’s evolution into a populist plutocracy was inevitable
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If anyone gets these blogs via an email alert, unfortunately the platform I use is ending these in July. Sorry about this (outside my contro...
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