It is indeed true that some people do not have as much money as we’d like them to have in a country as rich as we are.

The Office for National Statistics is not providing the numbers that the planners require in order to be able to do that planning stuff.

Another little piece of evidence here. There is that claim over on the idiot left that not just neoliberalism but the whole of neoclassical economics is bunk because of the assumption of rationality among the people.

That Road to Serfdom idea was clearly wrong, eh?

Politicians and policymakers significantly underestimate the public’s willingness to contribute to climate action, limiting the ambition and scope of green policies, according to research.

Given our well known love of contrarianism around here we’d just like to point out that the yields on gilt are not at a high.

Farewell to the Lewes Pound, the UK’s last local currency.

As we’ve been known to point out economic growth is people doing new things, or old things in new ways, or, perhaps, just more of those old things.

One of the more idiot arguments against standard neoclassical economics is that it assumes that people are rational.

But, but, we’ve everyone and their Granny insisting to us that housing is different.

Modern Monetary Theory does come under a certain amount of attack from time to time.

The steel industry should be told to go away and think again here. Even, told with a little Anglo Saxon language sprinkled around.