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Danger ahead

Stephen Beer and Patrick Diamond, Fabian Review

Trump's victory should serve as a warning to Labour.

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Why do founders struggle in Europe vs US?

Responding to a Financial Times article.

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Inflation, the Bank, and the government

The Article, 10 August 2022

The Bank of England's outlook in its August Monetary Policy Report was one of doom and gloom. It should ensure it is not captured by dated orthodoxy but ultimately government should act on cost of living crisis.

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The shock of war: inflation and central banks

The Article, 18 March 2022

Central banks are struggling to head off general inflation while dealing with price shocks that will be negative for growth. They waited too long, which has made their tasks more difficult.

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Has the Bank of England done too little too late?

The Article, 22 December 2022

The Bank of England has raised interest rates, but that does not mean it has been most effectively managing inflation risks.

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The 100 trillion dollar question

The Article, 5 November 2021

My assessment of the finance pledges at COP26 and what really matters.

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ESG must learn from the tech bubble - returns matter

Financial Times, 17 August 2021

Investors must not forget about profits, even as they focus on wider criteria.

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Companies must be discerning when picking causes to support

Financial Times, 9 June 2021

Unless CEOs and their boards are clear about their own values, and those of the companies they run, they will fall down a rabbit hole of confusion.

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Covid has hit the poor hardest. Is the IMF right to call for a Jubilee?

The Article, 16 April 2021

The IMF's Fiscal Monitor is actually quite radical.

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A fiscal No Man's Land: Modern Monetary Theory and the Budget

The Article, 4 March 2021

Spare a thought for finance ministers, and the opposition counterparts who aspire to replace them. The conventional wisdom was that they should at least make an attempt to follow fiscal rules. Now, there are no rules.

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