In June 2016, 37.4 per cent of eligible voters (17.1m out of 46.5m) voted in a referendum to take the…
A previous comment noted the scandalous decline in UK net national saving. Armed with the full data set for 2023…
Long, long ago, it was believed that the only lasting foundation for wealth creation and future prosperity lay in the…
Last week’s Budget takes its place in the growing catalogue of exercises in national self-harm. Our reckless credit bingeing in…
An obscure working paper of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) appears to have become the cornerstone of UK economic…
There are, broadly speaking, two contrasting approaches to the management of financial stability risk. The first is pre-emptive and preventative…
Rachel Reeves is rumoured to be considering a change to the government’s public debt ratio target in her 30 October…
An endogenous financial system is one in which central banks have become embedded into the machinery of the private financial…
Over the past 30 years, we have grown used to seeing historical relationships of economic and financial variables at record…
In a financialised economy, debt mimics, even constitutes, a factor of production. Consumer credit finances the marginal purchase of consumer…