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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.

Why the Left must lead Britain away from Brexit

Ann Pettifor

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

Ann Pettifor

Will workers get a pay rise in 2018?

Ann Pettifor

Will the Bank of England raise interest rates in 2018?

Ann Pettifor

PRIME forecast for FT: Will UK economy grow in 2018?

Ann Pettifor

Savings are NEVER needed for investment

Ann Pettifor

It’s simple: [Great Crash]+[Tory austerity] = productivity decline

John Weeks

The Shadow Chancellor and the government’s debt interest payments

Jeremy Smith

IPPR’s UK Industrial Strategy: focus on demand, not just supply

Michael Jacobs

Those who helped break the economy cannot fix it

Ann Pettifor

The deficit & the IFS: a black hole between a rock and a hard place?

John Weeks

Time for a paradigm shift?

Michael Jacobs

The best UK/EU transition plan? If we can, extend the Article 50 period

Jeremy Smith

The decline and fall of real pay under the UK’s “flexible labour market” system

Jeremy Smith

The Bank of England and the growing credit bubble – a piecemeal response to a systemic problem

Daniel Cash

Could a Labour government safely borrow to invest and spend?

Ann Pettifor

Can Britain afford a pay rise of 3% for 5 million public sector workers?

Ann Pettifor

“Bribing voters” and all that: neoliberal contempt for democracy?

John Weeks

Our “Open Letter to Jeremy Corbyn”: we respond to comments

Ann Pettifor

An Open Letter to Jeremy Corbyn: Labour needs to act fast

Ann Pettifor

Strong and stable? The Conservatives’ economic record since 2010

Jo Michell

OECD ignores deficit hawks, backs higher public investment in infrastructure & people

Jeremy Smith

Observer letter: 130 economists express support for Labour’s plans for the economy

Prime Economics

Labour’s economic policies are sound – and gaining support

John Weeks

Assessing the manifestos – the IFS fails the test

John Weeks

Forgotten macroeconomics in the manifesto debate

Özlem Onaran

Conservative budget deficits – on average, they’re over twice the size of Labour’s!

Jeremy Smith

Brexit, Article 50 and the UK economy: discredit where discredit is due

John Weeks

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

Geoff Tily

Flaky economics? Brexit, trade and the Treasury estimates

Graham Gudgin

‘Replete with folly and injustice’ – Hammond follows in Osborne’s footsteps

Jo Michell

Brexit and Sterling – disaster in the eye of the beholder

John Weeks

Ann Pettifor’s new book

Prime Economics

Q & A with Prime’s Jeremy Smith on Brexit, immigration and democracy

Edward Harrison

PRIME’s Economic Prospects for 2017 (as published in the Financial Times)

Ann Pettifor

Weak political leadership got us into this Brexit mess, weak economic leadership will leave us in it

Ann Pettifor

George Osborne’s Fiscal Targets

Graham Gudgin

Osborne, the tax man

Richard Murphy

Explaining Brexit – Polanyian response or Delong’s Trumpist nativism?

Jeremy Smith

Tory MPs have a nerve to attack the Bank of England

Ann Pettifor

The Potential Impact of Brexit

Graham Gudgin

The radical, conservative Mervyn King

Jeremy Smith

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

Ann Pettifor

The productivity fallacy

Geoff Tily

Is a Recession in the Offing?

John Weeks

Businesses, banks and vulture funds – it’s time to redress the balance

Heather Buchanan

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

Geoff Tily

Is Brexit Moment a Lehman Moment? Fear Factor in Financial Crises

T. Sabri Öncü

Academics and civil society clash on money

Geoff Tily

What fiscal rules now? Comparing Hammond (July 2016) & Corbyn (July 2015)

Jeremy Smith

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