economics

Scottish Independence within the EU – with a Scandinavian Slant

Abandon ship!

Do you remember when the Coalition government got into power in 2010 and introduced austerity because the UK’s finances apparently

I completely understand why the SNP’s proposal for reforming council tax in the next parliament are so timid and unambitious.

The drop in global oil prices has all sorts of annoying consequences (apart from the problems it causes an oil-producing

When challenged about the cuts to tax credits, the Tories typically reply that most people will be compensated by a

One thing I didn’t discuss in any detail in yesterday’s review of Paul Mason’s “Post-Capitalism” was his fondness of the

Paul Mason’s “Post-Capitalism” is an interesting book. It often feels like a work in progress, and I often disagree with

I love the European Union — it has achieved so much for normal European citizens: Peace, the freedom to travel