Opportunity Lost
Ben RamanauskasA blog about economics and public policy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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What If Die Hard Was Set In 2055
It’s Christmas Eve 2055 and the Christmas Party at the Nguyễn Corporation in Silicon Valley is in full swing. Suddenly the sound of laughter and music is broken by gun shots and the laughter suddenly turns to screams as a group of men armed...
What Should the Bank of England Do?
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will meet this coming week to vote on what to do about interest rates. Many economists and commentators are predicting that it will vote to cut Bank Rate by 25 basis points. While a cut ...
In Defence of the Bond Vigilantes
This Halloween I went to a party dressed as the bond market. I didn’t just pick it as it was low effort, but also because it was being hosted by a friend who works for HM Treasury and I wanted to poke a little gentle fun at him and his coll...
Why the Bank of England is Wrong
On Thursday the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England voted to hold interest rates at four per cent. This was the wrong decision and will have severe consequences for the economy and people of the UK.
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Economist. Former adviser to the UK government. Sometime academic.
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