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November 20, 2024
The very worst answer to the stock market’s woes
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Autumn Statement: smooth talk, savage cuts
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May 23, 2022
The Treasury needs to win the argument for sound money once more
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Economics
April 17, 2020
We must soon reckon with the most contentious economic question: who pays for this crisis?
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March 10, 2020
Coronavirus crisis will demand emergency cash but is no excuse for abandoning fiscal prudence
Gemma Tetlow
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Coronavirus crisis will demand emergency cash but is no excuse for abandoning fiscal prudence
Gemma Tetlow
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Criticisms of Labour’s spending plans are strangely disconnected from economic reality
Shreya Nanda
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Criticisms of Labour’s spending plans are strangely disconnected from economic reality
Shreya Nanda
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July 16, 2019
Austerity: it came, conquered then disappeared—without any argument
Tom Clark
From the magazine
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November 23, 2016
Philip Hammond is condemned to live in interesting times
Tom Clark
Politics
Philip Hammond is condemned to live in interesting times
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Economics
March 07, 2016
How ditching paper could save the Treasury £10bn a year
Alexander Hitchcock
Economics
How ditching paper could save the Treasury £10bn a year
Alexander Hitchcock
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