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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.

Monetary Policy Debates in the Age of Deglobalisation: the Turkish Experiment – III

Hasan Cömert & T. Sabri Öncü

Settling the public sector pay disputes now – modest cost, big benefits

Jeremy Smith

Waiting for Deglobalisation – I

Ahmet Öncü & T.Sabri Öncü

Inflation and pay – Doing the wrong Something

Jeremy Smith

Reclaiming Central Banks

Ann Pettifor

Quantitative Easing: how the world got hooked on magicked-up money

Ann Pettifor

Mr Keynes’ Revolution

Geoff Tily

How does Labour rebuild trust on the economy? Listen to the public

Ann Pettifor

To save the climate – don’t listen to mainstream economists

Steve Keen

Rebuild the ramshackle global financial system

Ann Pettifor

Building from ground zero: Doing business in disaster zones

Ann Pettifor

Globalisation, a pandemic and the US dollar

Ann Pettifor

The future of money – for El Pais

Ann Pettifor

Here’s a Three-Step Plan to Take Back Control

Ann Pettifor

Ways & means of paying Government’s growing bills – financing or cashflow?

Jeremy Smith

Bailey goes up an inflation blind alley – but what role for BoE ‘monetary financing’?

Jeremy Smith

Lessons to be learnt

Massimo Amato

The End of Super Imperialism?

T. Sabri Öncü

How the sexist ‘Nobel Prize’ in economics has warped the world

Ann Pettifor

System change – not climate breakdown

Ann Pettifor

Rethinking Britain – How to build a better future

Sue Konzelmann

Thus Spoke the Bond Market

T. Sabri Öncü

Economic Guidelines for a better European Union

Prime Economics

To Secure a Future, Britain Needs a Green New Deal

Ann Pettifor

Time to restore the revolutionary Keynes

Ann Pettifor

Did This Straw Break the Finance Sector’s Back?

T. Sabri Öncü

The Bank of England should not raise rates: here’s why

Ann Pettifor

Why building more homes will not solve Britain’s housing crisis

Ann Pettifor

Those who helped break the economy cannot fix it

Ann Pettifor

New Bank of England data bring post-1979 ‘dear money’ into even sharper relief

Geoff Tily

Do real interest rates follow “historical norms”?

Geoff Tily

Fed policy means Trump to label China as currency manipulator?

Edward Harrison

A debate with James Rickards: “gold is not money”

Ann Pettifor

Make Finance Servant, not Master

Ann Pettifor

The Future of the International Monetary System – Gold, SDRs, or More of the Same?

Prime Economics

Tory MPs have a nerve to attack the Bank of England

Ann Pettifor

As if Keynes had never lived

Geoff Tily

The radical, conservative Mervyn King

Jeremy Smith

The financial sector crowds out UK academics on the Monetary Policy Committee

Ann Pettifor

William Allen recalls the tensions between government and the Bank of England over the 1950s

Geoff Tily

Academics and civil society clash on money

Geoff Tily

Turner’s monetary economics: theoretically radical, but ultimately conservative

Geoff Tily

Turner’s monetary economics: theoretically radical, but ultimately conservative

Geoff Tily

Japan’s negative rates: the China connection

Frances Coppola

2015: Monetary and fiscal policy discord

Ann Pettifor

The economic reality is high and rising interest rates

Geoff Tily

In denying liquidity preference, Brad de Long denies Keynes

Geoff Tily

Negative interest rates? A trans-planetary case study

Jeremy Smith

The long-term rate of interest: contrasting the Council of Economic Advisers and Keynes

Geoff Tily

Rethinking government debt

Frances Coppola

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