Duncan Weldon’s latest book tells the story of how Britain’s economic and political history have interacted with each other from the time of the Industrial Revolution right up to the pandemic of 2020.
Covid has led to economic muscling, not scarring, but now we risk a deflationary bust.
The unsustainable scheme threatens equality of opportunity.
Big borrowing shouldn’t be frowned upon – in times of crisis, it’s what nation states must do.
“I saw towards the Upper End of the Hall [in the Bank of England] a beautiful Virgin…Her Name was Publick Credit….Both the Sides of the
As we recently moved to the country, where the atmosphere is a little more chilled than the metropolis; and I have been busy working from
Hang on, what is this? Sajid Javid, a Conservative chancellor, promising to spend like a drunken sailor, doubling the annual deficit to ÂŁ55 billion by
When people claim that the Establishment has conspired to wreck Brexit, they are, of course right. What is not commonly understood is that two opposing
The revelation [in the Telegraph on Saturday 9th March 2019] from George Eustice, the ex-fisheries minister, that Britain’s ambassador to Norway, was primed to hand
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