There are many ways in which capitalism isn’t working for an awful lot of us, and it matters. I’ve written a policy paper about it. In A Shining City Upon a Hill; Rebooting Capitalism for the Many, Not the Few, I argue that every aspect of the system needs a…
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Housing, whether it’s rent or mortgage payments, is probably the biggest single monthly bill that most of us face. And, because we haven’t built enough new hoses for decades, no matter who’s in government, the costs have been getting steeper and steeper. We only add 1 or 2 per cent…
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This article was first published in the Daily Express on 30th September 2018. It is available online here. THE EU thinks that Theresa May’s Chequers plan is a stinker. So far, so normal. They were never going to agree to everything we wanted straight away. And the PM is quite…
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Economists never agree on anything, right? Sometimes not even with themselves: President Truman famously asked for a one-armed economist because he got so fed up with them saying ‘on one hand this, but on the other hand that’. But hang on. Pretty much all of them agree that Britain’s economy…
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