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Bond markets boom – why are we cutting?

Adam Ramsay 12 August 2010 Bond markets boom – why are we cutting?2010-08-12T15:38:01+01:00 1 Comment
The Tories originally told us that they had to make cuts because we were borrowing too much. The argument was that the bond traders, from whom we were borrowing, would…
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Why not nationalise to cut the deficit?

Adam Ramsay 12 August 2010 Why not nationalise to cut the deficit?2010-08-12T00:25:36+01:00 5 Comments
The national deficit isn't really a problem. Well, at least, certainly not in the short or medium term. The UK government is borrowing less per unit GDP than most other…
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How the left won the argument on inequality… and where it got us…

Peter McColl 26 July 2010 How the left won the argument on inequality… and where it got us…2010-07-26T11:18:10+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
People's politics are very often located very deep in their psychological makeup. I am someone who finds it very hard to see the worst in human character. I am therefore…
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The TaxPayers’ Alliance: Not Entirely Wrong

Alasdair Thompson 22 July 2010 The TaxPayers’ Alliance: Not Entirely Wrong2010-07-22T16:58:38+01:00 7 Comments
The Tax Payers' Alliance (TPA) have a new report on welfare reform. Don Paskini's already had a review of it over on Liberal Conspiracy. He makes some interesting points but…
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‘we have to do something about the economy’

Adam Ramsay 21 July 2010 ‘we have to do something about the economy’2010-07-21T18:52:54+01:00 No Comment
The idea that big problems require big solutions is not entirely rational. But it is psychologically compelling. And so it is that politicians can secure radical policies more easily in…
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Education is a Public Good – We Should Fund it Publicly

Alasdair Thompson 15 July 2010 Education is a Public Good – We Should Fund it Publicly2015-03-11T01:04:54+00:00 *Society* No Comment
"universities have a unique role. We cannot have an economically dynamic, socially mobile or culturally rich society without strong universities." So started Vince Cable's speech today at London South Bank…
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Gillard: Australia’s left-winger for the right?

Adam Ramsay 8 July 2010 Gillard: Australia’s left-winger for the right?2010-07-08T20:06:48+01:00 Global 3 Comments
Australia suddenly got a new Prime Minister on the 24th of June, resident Aussie expert Nishma Doshi agreed to write for Bright Green about her first impressions. It was clear…
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Lefty co-operation – dragging the debate back onto our turf

Adam Ramsay 6 July 2010 Lefty co-operation – dragging the debate back onto our turf2010-07-06T22:37:00+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* No Comment
I was asked to write something for the excellent folks at Broad Left Blogging. Here it is, cross-posted. When Philip of Macedon – father of Alexander The Great – fought…
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Behind the Smokescreen on Student Fees

Bright Green Editors 2 July 2010 Behind the Smokescreen on Student Fees2010-07-02T16:50:29+01:00 *Society* 1 Comment
This guest post by the ever excellent Sarah Morrison first appeared at Nick Clegg told Britain that he wanted a “clean, open, plural politics that…you can put your faith in,”…
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Climate change & cuts

Adam Ramsay 24 June 2010 Climate change & cuts2010-06-24T13:42:45+01:00 Environment 7 Comments
In my recent "a-z of why cuts are mad", "George Osborne: move over Keynes" and on our campaign site , I give a number of reasons why I oppose cuts…
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