US Capital Account and International Finance

Trump Administration’s Tariff Policy and the case for Unilateral Free Trade

Industrial Revolution, inventing Political Economy, relative 20th century British economic decline and the creation of a modern post-industrial economy

UK’s Spring Economic Statement focuses on Redundant Fiscal Rules, Neglecting falling Productivity, Profits, the falling Rate of Return on Capital and Structural Problems from higher Public Spending

Kaput: German and European Economic Institutions set up for economic success sixty years ago are now in a Structural Slump

Modern India: A Great Power, a rapidly expanding economy that hosts the world’s third largest equity market

Challenge of over expanded public sectors: in the UK, Europe and North America

Labour’s share of national income rises in the UK, while profitability falls

What should financial markets make of a second Trump administration: return to President Ronald Reagan’s War Keynesianism?

As the UK Labour Market Becomes Less Flexible and Efficient, is the Minimum Wage Lowering Productivity Growth?

Rachel Reeves: huge Labour Budget, many measures, big increases in spending, taxation and borrowing. But nothing to show for it, in terms of higher economic growth