Austerity has failed – the Autumn Statement should (but won’t) reflect that
Good fiscal policy should facilitate the economic prosperity and happiness of citizens
Good fiscal policy should facilitate the economic prosperity and happiness of citizens
Ahead of Wednesday’s autumn statement, IPPR chief economist Tony Dolphin argues now is the time for chancellor George Osborne to change his fiscal rules.
Cutting taxes, regulations and Britain’s decarbonisation will cause plenty of pain and very little gain.
Alex Hern asks why there is such silence from on the risk to democracy which the credit ratings agencies represent.
The Bank of England is right to focus on the future not the present, focusing on growth and employment, argues ippr’s Tony Dolphin.