2014

Prime

Policy Research in Macroeconomics

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What is the Green New Deal and how can we afford it? Ann Pettifor’s latest book – The Case for the Green New Deal – now available to purchase at Verso Books.

An appeal to the Bank of England

Geoff Tily

Labour views economy through the wrong end of a telescope

Ann Pettifor

In the wake of the Autumn Statement…

Prime Economics

Capital, Wealth and Cannibalism

Ann Pettifor

Pain, No Gain: the Austerity Scam

Prime Economics

Q3 – UK capital investment (GFCF) up, business investment down

Jeremy Smith

Parliament discusses the creation of money

Ann Pettifor

A good day to bury bad bank (and Bank) news?

Shaun Richards

Workers and non-workers in the EU: access to benefits?

Jeremy Smith

Central Banking, State Capitalism, and the Future of the Monetary System

Ann Pettifor

Vicious loop: rising private debt merging with falling wages, productivity & inflation

Ann Pettifor

Secular stagnation is the outcome of deliberate policy; it can (still) be reversed

Ann Pettifor

Our economy: low consumer inflation, high asset inflation, big wage deflation

Jeremy Smith

Feeding the vultures

Jeremy Smith

UK Wages – some being much more equal than others

Shaun Richards

There is a ‘magic money tree’ – it’s investment

Prime Economics

Piketty’s determinism?

Ann Pettifor

Piketty’s Determinism

Prime Economics

Cameron & tax – low politics, high ideology

Jeremy Smith

Catalonia v the Spanish State – where now?

Jeremy Smith

How population, employment, pay, inflation, have moved since 2010

Jeremy Smith

G77 and China demand change in the international financial system

Jeremy Smith

Why the Scottish Uprising will not lead to independence

Ann Pettifor

Out of thin air – the economic case for a 3rd Heathrow runway

Jeremy Smith

Twenty Two Days that Changed the World

Ann Pettifor

Ed Conway: Twenty Two Days that Changed the World

Ann Pettifor

“Debt forgiveness” – the hedge funds’ double standards

Jeremy Smith

For Argentina, debt default is a solution not a problem

John Weeks

Radical legal changes needed for sovereign debt crises – our FT letter

Jeremy Smith

Of Argentina’s Debt, Default and Dreck (or Javert v Valjean)

Jeremy Smith

The Economic Contradictions of Mr Miliband

Jeremy Smith

The new BRICS Bank – force for progress or cause for concern?

Jeremy Smith

When will UK wages respond positively to the recovery?

Shaun Richards

U.K. Bust Needs Big Spender: Victoria Chick and Ann Pettifor

Victoria Chick

Partial Justice: the US Courts v Argentina

Jeremy Smith

NML – Argentina: An Unemotional Analysis

Kunibert Raffer

Out of thin air – Why banks must be allowed to create money

Ann Pettifor

If interest rates rise “God help us all with mortgages”

Ann Pettifor

Mapping France – the link between unemployment, GDP and voting Front National

Jeremy Smith

Post-war debt was reduced by productive economic activity, not inflation

Jeremy Smith

The modest contribution of Sex & Drugs & Rock’n’Roll to UK GDP

Jeremy Smith

Have Giles and the FT gone too far in the attack on Piketty?

Jeremy Smith

Deflation and cheap labour – why we need to increase real earnings to escape the deflationary spiral

Anne Henow

Employees – a declining species in the labour market ecosystem?

Jeremy Smith

Ann Pettifor talks to financial analysts at the CFA Institute´s annual conference in Seattle

Ann Pettifor

How strong are the economic prospects for Spain and its people?

Shaun Richards

British austerity – not a success story, not a model

Jeremy Smith

Real GDP per head – we’ve clawed back to 2005 level!

Jeremy Smith

Why I disagree with Martin Wolf and Positive Money

Ann Pettifor

Examining Fortress Britain

Susanna Mitchell

What is the Green New Deal and how can we afford it? Ann Pettifor’s latest book – The Case for the Green New Deal – now available to purchase at Verso Books.

Authors

Adam Barrett

Ahmet Öncü & T.Sabri Öncü

Anastasia Nesvetailova

Andrea Terzi

Andrew Simms

Ann Pettifor

Ann Pettifor, Massimo Amato, Luca Fantacci