May 13
2 min

A Culture of Quiet Quitting

The rise and fall of "quiet quitting" trend highlights a growing dissatisfaction with the current state of work culture. While quiet...

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Hunt Fires Back at Truss in Conference Speech

On Monday 2nd of October 2023 Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt took to the stage at the Conservative party conference. The polls...

“Levelling Up” – Achieving Equality or False Promises?

An exploration of "levelling up:" industrial policy's past, present, and future within a deindustrialised UK.

The Paradox of Inequality and Productivity - A Deep Dive into Secular Stagnation

Inequality might lead to higher productivity. Why and how could this obscured relationship affect the world as we know it?

How Prosperous Can a Command Economy Be?

Command economies have acquired a track record of disastrous economic demises. On closer inspection, a more nuanced story emerges.

"Greedflation" in the UK: Not Merely Political

Probing "greedflation" with the aid of a fresh, Post-Keynesian lens might reveal the economic nature of the phenomenon.

On the Economic and Philosophical Foundations of Libertarianism

An in-depth consideration of pure libertarianism and criticism of the illusory freedom it proposes.

What Will Post-Shock Britain's Interest Rates Look Like?

The future of monetary policy could be expected to shift once core economic shocks are addressed. But how should it?

Why Did Economists Fail to Predict the Great Recession?

A critical and in-depth consideration of models and schools of thought, as well as how it all went wrong in 2008.

Reviewing Industry Policy - Better and More Flexible Alternatives

Industrial policies favouring certain sectors over others foster economic inefficiencies. What can governments do?

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