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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.

2015: Economics, Energy and Climate Change

Andrew Simms

2015: A year in taxation

Richard Murphy

2015: Monetary and fiscal policy discord

Ann Pettifor

2015: A failing fiscal policy

John Weeks

The cracks begin to show: a review of the UK economy in 2015

Jeremy Smith

CBR’s UK Economy Forecast – and why we disagree with the OBR

Graham Gudgin

Scottish “Debt Mountain” is Molehill

John Weeks

What kind of recovery is this, Mr Osborne?

John Weeks

Osborne’s budget Con-Trick uses Bank of England magic

Jeremy Smith

Osborne’s Three Card Trick – marked OBR, ONS, BoE

Jeremy Smith

Public finances in order? Osborne misses deficit target by £72 billion

John Weeks

The Savings Fallacy – why it matters in Labour’s opposition to austerity

John Weeks

Truth-telling: Citizen artists as agents of change

Lucy Neal

No economic case for more cuts – countering “surplus zealotry”

Jeremy Smith

Labour governments: more fiscally “conservative” than Conservative ones?

Jeremy Smith

John McDonnell and the Fiscal Charter

Ann Pettifor

How should Labour react to Osborne’s “vacuous and irrelevant” Fiscal Charter?

Jeremy Smith

August: UK production up due to North Sea oil, manufacturing slides

Jeremy Smith

UK labour productivity – it's mainly a matter of demand

Jeremy Smith

Ann Pettifor invited to join Labour Leader’s new Economic Advisory Committee

Jeremy Smith

Ann Pettifor on Share radio discusses uptick in UK budget deficit, inaction of the Fed & the Greek election

Ann Pettifor

Fiscal Policy for Employment and Growth

John Weeks

“Living within our means”: deficits & the business cycle

Jeremy Smith

Debt, deficits and the role of central banks: Corbyn’s win opens up key new debates

Jeremy Smith

Weak July for UK industrial production and trade

Jeremy Smith

Corbyn’s Investment Bank – a step towards a rational fiscal policy

John Weeks

The mystery of Jeremy Corbyn and the deficit

Jeremy Smith

What the Labour leadership candidates say on macroeconomic policy

Jeremy Smith

What will Mr Vlieghe bring to the MPC from his big tax haven hedge fund?

Jeremy Smith

The deficit record – enough to make even George Osborne blush!

Jeremy Smith

“Budget surpluses” – entrenchment or entrapment?

Jeremy Smith

Why not join the Euro, Mr Osborne?

Ann Pettifor

Try as he may, the Chancellor cannot “eliminate the deficit”

Ann Pettifor

UK GDP quarterly rise of 0.3% confirmed – but GDP per person up just 0.1%

Jeremy Smith

UK production in 1st Quarter: up just 0.7% year on year

Jeremy Smith

Has Labour just dodged a bullet?

Ann Pettifor

Macroeconomics and microfoundations

Geoff Tily

The curious quirks of the Fixed-Term Parliament Act 2011

Jeremy Smith

Deflation: Transferring Wealth To Rentiers

Ann Pettifor

Murphy’s ‘there is no money’ – doing to Sturgeon what Osborne has done to Balls

Ann Pettifor

Is there no such thing as public money, only taxpayers money, as PM asserts? Was £375bn of QE raised from taxpayers?

Ann Pettifor

The strange results of cutting corporation tax

Jeremy Smith

The SteamRollerCoaster budget

Jeremy Smith

Austerity, deficits and the “fiscal balance”

Jeremy Smith

Has the Chancellor Cut the Deficit in Half?

John Weeks

No, Chancellor, 0.5% inflation is not “welcome news”

Ann Pettifor

The Chancellor’s Humpty Dumpty “pension”

Jeremy Smith

‘The Growthmen’ – a review of Diane Coyle’s book on GDP

Geoff Tily

2015: The Threat of Deflation

Ann Pettifor

An appeal to the Bank of England

Geoff Tily

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