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A fiscal No Man's Land: Modern Monetary Theory and the BudgetÂ
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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Budget 2017: missed opportunities
Fabian Society, 24 November 2017
My response for the Fabian Society on the Budget, and those forecast downgrades from the OBR.
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The Tory 'decade without growth'
Progress, 24 March 2017
A stronger opposition would be well-placed to pressure the government on its faltering economic record.
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Tory Leavers have repudiated their own economic policy
Progress, 16 June 2016
An emergency budget statement will be necessary if the UK votes to leave the European Union.
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One lesson for Labour
Progress, 10 July 2015
The first Conservative budget since 1996 illustrated one lesson for Labour: how important it is to establish and maintain economic credibility.
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A Budget departed from reality
Progress, 19 March 2015
The last Budget of the Coalition assessed. The new independent economic and fiscal projections have implications for Labour too.
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Budget 2014
Progress, 21 March 2014
This wasn't a Budget about investing in our future.
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Budget 2013
Progress, 20 March 2013
First impressions.
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Coalition is flailing, failing and lacking direction
Tribune Magazine, 23 March 2012
My Tribune Money Matters column on the Budget.
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Still no growth strategy
Progress, 22 March 2012
My response to the Budget for Progress.
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