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2019 election
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Showing posts with label
2019 election
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Saturday, 30 November 2019
Will UK voters really vote for the Republican party and our own Donald Trump?
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There is so much about today’s Conservative party that is very similar to the Republican party in the US. To establish this, there is no b...
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Wednesday, 27 November 2019
In defence of the IFS, and why it cannot tell the whole story
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Our own fiscal council, the OBR, is very restricted in what it is allowed to say by the party that created it. As a consequence, it is abs...
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Saturday, 16 November 2019
The Tories will never undo the impact of austerity
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One of the impacts of 2010 austerity we saw again last week. Widespread flooding ruining hundreds of homes, and costing a life. Can w...
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Friday, 6 September 2019
Different kinds of fiscal stimulus
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Newspaper day. In the Guardian I have a piece that looks at how we should regard any tax cuts that Boris Johnson may announce as part of ...
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Saturday, 24 August 2019
Why a November General Election looks most likely, and why a government of national unity will not happen.
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When I wrote this based on Johnson winning a November general election, someone asked me whether it was a prediction or a warning. It was...
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