Very interesting. Would like to see a similar map for the EU.

Useful multinational perspective.

"if our quest for greater profits leaves our world worse off than before, all we will have taught our children is the power of greed."

Fascinating point on the biggest problem with the Conservatives’ economic vision: there isn’t one.

The optimal top tax rate? 73%, says @PaulKrugman; @AOC knows what she’s talking about.

@PaulKrugman on the @BankOfEngland analysis.

Strong analysis from @JosephEStiglitz.

The grim economic realities in America. (I would like to see similar analysis for Europe.)

The US eating its own future. And present.

My colleague @aTunkel on the coming transformations of the job market.

Not a pretty answer.

The oddities of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Rents, and lifestyles, in Dublin compared with Belfast.

Fantastic article, applies not only in the USA.

Another Brilliant Map.

Interesting analysis. @JulianHJessop?

Yep.

Tim Harford sticks his neck out.

I had missed the China angle.

Indeed.

In the @FT, no less. (Sorry about paywall.)

Well argued.

@PaulKrugman and the truth about taxes.

An article from 2007.

Knows what he’s talking about.

Daniel Gros is sceptical. #fb

Fascinating and clear.

On "balanced budgets", public spending and taxation.

Probably not. "Perhaps the boost to productivity from being able to use incandescent light bulbs while vacuuming with high-powered hoovers will be significant, but the above suggests new free trade agreements alone can’t do it."

The case against.