The central debate about the economic outlook among economists and investment managers is the extent to which...
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cuts Articles
Defence by default
Cuts must not drive defence policy —We need a proper conversation in the Labour party about what we think about...
Saving a broken euro
As we survey the damage from the years of crisis and recession in Europe that finally seems to be ebbing, there is a...
No time for cuts and complacency
The fall in the level of overall recorded crime is to be welcomed. This is testament to the hard work of our police...
The end of the beginning?
Labour is regaining the trust of British business. Under Ed Miliband’s leadership Labour have already made huge...
Off track
It felt a long way from the Downing Street rose garden to the train depot in Smethwick where David Cameron and Nick...
Greeks can do more to help themselves
Those worrying over what to do about Greece might look at why they spend so much on arms contracts and are still...
The truth about the Treasury
It’s a truism to say that the problems in the eurozone are complex. But we can all accept that in a single currency...
Are we all fiscal conservatives now?
It’s a good question, because the debate about leftwing fiscal conservatism is taking an unexpected direction. When...
Tawney economics
Across Europe voters – the people – are reacting against the harsh measures their leaders have decreed are essential...
Battles ahead remain
‘To resist is to win!’ That was the rallying cry that Dr Juan Negrin, the socialist prime minister who led the...
Labour’s national duty
Labour has spent years now worrying about how to gain credibility on economic policy. Meanwhile, the Conservatives and...