Keynesianism Articles

When the personal computer revolution started in the early 1980s, Sinclair User magazine ran a cartoon featuring an astronaut, reclining in full space suit regalia, observing a (CRT) computer screen emblazoned with the words, 'WORK, four letter word, no longer in...

Equity and efficiency are two sides of the same coin Public spending has become one of the thorniest issues with which the Labour leadership contenders have had to grapple. Much of the debate so far has turned on a single question: Was the last Labour government...

The central debate about the economic outlook among economists and investment managers is the extent to which economies have recovered from the financial crisis. Strong growth in gross domestic campaign has finally appeared in the United Kingdom after a severe...

We may not have heard the champagne corks popping at the treasury on Thursday, but I would not be surprised if George Osborne raised a Pimm’s to celebrate the 0.6 per cent uplift in Quarter 2 GDP growth figures that were released by the Office for National Statistics....