The Politics of Care
Richard MurphyExploring economics, politics, and society through care, reciprocity, sustainability, and justice, challenging power, markets, and orthodoxies to rebuild collective wellbeing.
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Bank robbery in plain sight
According to the latest Bank of England weekly report, published yesterday, total balances in central bank reserve accounts were £641 billion on 4 November 2026.
Why does that matter? That’s because the Bank of England base rate rose by 0....
Where now for the Democrats?
A wave of euphoria swept the USA, and even international financial markets yesterday. The midterm elections gave Trump a bloody nose, and there was plenty of delight to share. However, in the sober light of the morning after the results, th...
What happened yesterday?
I read all the news reports this morning, and felt that there was nothing I had to say about them.
I commented elsewhere on the viciousness of the US midterm elections yesterday.
There is nothing to add about the fact that Australia has i...
Neoliberalism, autism and desire to be truly human
Backgound
John Harris has written a substantial and thoughtful article in the Guardian today about the growing controversy surrounding autism diagnoses.
I agree that the issues he raises deserve serious consideration. But I think there is...
Government debt is good for us
Why does the government keep telling us that it must balance its books? And what happens to the rest of the economy when it tries to eliminate its deficit?
The answer lies in something called the sectoral balances, one of the most importan...
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Economic justice campaigner. Emeritus Professor of Accounting, Sheffield University Management School. Retired chartered accountant. Co-founder of the Green New Deal. YouTube creator. Blogger.
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