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In the latest instalment in my Understanding Economics series, I ask what microeconomics is really about.
Conventional economics usually puts markets at the centre of the answer. It assumes that individuals make rational choices and th...
Tax does not do what most people think. It does not fund the government. What it does do might be even more important.
I wrote this infographic. I used AI to draw it under my direction until I was satisfied with the result.
Thanks for r...
Government bonds are hard to understand, but not that hard, and most of the mystery is spread by the City, which wants to use them as a weapon to deny you what you need from the government.
I’ve tried hard to summarise all you need to kno...
Most economists assume the answer to the question “What is the economy for?” is obvious. They say the purpose of the economy is growth, and they measure success using GDP. But what if they are asking the wrong question?
In this second vide...
Keynes transformed economics, making clear how markets fail and that governments have to intervene to deliver wellbeing. We need another Keynes now.
I used AI, among other tools, when creating this post. I also used about 50 years of expe...
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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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