How to get Britain’s deficit down?
The real meaning of Labour’s leadership contest has yet to unfold, says Michael Meacher.
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There are risks as well as opportunities ahead for George Osborne
The Chancellor is in a tight spot, but expect his political wiles to be on full display, says Spencer Thompson.
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Meet Richard Murphy, “the man behind Corbynomics”
The accountant and tax justice campaigner explains how his ideas ended up in Jeremy Corbyn’s economics plan.
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Leader: Goodbye to global glut as the financial markets stumble
Cheap money is a shaky foundation on which to build genuine economic growth.
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PostCapitalism dreams big – but its theories tend towards the vague
As a woolly centrist rather than a techno-Marxist, the future seems far more contingent than Paul Mason’s vision suggests.
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Here’s the real reason we can’t renationalise the railways
Jeremy Corbyn and Andy Burnham have both pledged to renationalise the railways – but we can’t do that while we’re…
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Turmoil in the Chinese stock market is only the beginning – a global reckoning is on its way
That there are so many tumbling prices suggests this is more than just panicked stock jocks in Asia.
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Which party would benefit from a UK downturn?
A crash could provide Corbyn with a chance to win a hearing. But voters may cling to the Tories for stability.
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