Trump Slump: Making sense of bond market chaos Trump Slump: Making sense of bond market chaos Not even sure where to start or end, but let’s begin at... April 9, 2025 Economics
Neutrality matters: Bank of England Neutrality matters: Bank of England Ah yes, a blog about the Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, and... November 15, 2024 Economics / Journal / Politics
Economics of Choice Economics of Choice Every small action, like a grain of sand, might seem insignificant on its own. But when many... November 10, 2024 Economics / Journal
Labour budget dilemma Labour’s Budget Dilemma The UK Labour Party is grappling with a significant budgetary challenge. While there is widespread agreement on... September 22, 2024 Economics / Politics
High inflation and low growth new normal? High inflation and low growth new normal? The UK is suffering from Brexit-related inflation, supply shock energy and covid, with... June 19, 2022 Economics / Journal / Politics
Sovereignty and trade thoughts Time to talk about sovereignty and trade. The concept of sovereignty causes some rather big problems with trade. Binary version has not existed for... February 9, 2017 Economics / Journal / Politics / Thoughts
Brexit choices Theo bertram former advisor to Tony Blair/Gordon brown. Made an interesting point the other day. Britain voted to leave the... October 17, 2016 Economics / Journal / Labour / Politics
Why Vote Leave have no argument Just hearing arguments against the Government domestic policies for last 40 years. With politicians unwilling to admit consequences or explain that... June 11, 2016 Economics / Politics / Thoughts
Unemployment Wrote a piece on unemployment some time ago, under the title unemployment grandiose of delusion. Within that post talked about welfare... February 8, 2016 Economics / Journal / Politics / Thoughts
Armchair economics thoughts Economics is social science which has wide range of definitions. Quite simply describes certain factors which determine production, distribution and consumption of goods and... September 30, 2015 Economics / Journal / Thoughts
