The Political Economy Blog
Craig BerryA regular newsletter exploring the political dimensions of economic policy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 44 | Subscribers | Read | craigberry.substack.com |
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Growth is not a plan. It’s an ideology (part 2 of 2)
Part 1 of this post questioned whether growth should be the primary goal of economic management – especially if it means that, ironically, many of the policy measures most likely to induce growth are deprioritised. In this second part, I ex...
Growth is not a plan. It’s an ideology (part 1 of 2)
So, the British economy is receding. The ‘technical’ prefix the government and its client journalists have been adding before ’recession’ is rather apt given that the economy only really counts as an economy on a technicality nowadays.
The National Living Wage isn't working
From April, the lowest paid employees in the UK will earn £11.44 per hour, rather than £10.42. This is an increase of 9.8%. Let me be clear: increasing the legal minimum that employers must pay their staff is — all things considered — never...
10 survival tips for working class policy wonks
Tis the season for giving, so I would like to share a few tips for how to survive in the world of wonkery if you happen to hail from humble origins. I’ve had a varied career spanning government, think-tanks, advocacy and academia — places w...
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Political economist and policy researcher. Writing mainly about social and economic policy.
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