Slavery and the British Industrial Revolution
An update on the debate on the role of slavery in Britain’s growth during the Industial Revolution.
Read more...An update on the debate on the role of slavery in Britain’s growth during the Industial Revolution.
Read more...As the NHS crisis intensifies, a look at how the once esteemed service got there.
Read more...Perry Merhling’s recent book on Charles Kindleberger finds he had prescient beliefs about the need for a prudent international money minder.
Read more...US patients are not the only victims of Big Pharma price gouging.
Read more...Satyajit Das’ final post on where the world order is headed.
Read more...Satyajit Das continues his tour of the breakup of the world order, here focusing on financial/economic dislocations and dysfunctional elites
Read more...Rishi Sunak has a Mission Impossible even before getting to his bad impulses. Most countries in the West face the same long list of problems
Read more...The Bank of England engaged in a mini-coup. But no one seemed to mind because Truss. Will it be reined in?
Read more...Truss’ legacy will be one of a tanking pound, soaring inflation, and a seemingly inevitably recession.
Read more...The Tories, who not long ago seemed poised to permanently cripple Labour, are now in a remarkable crisis with no ready exit.
Read more...The UK is in sorry shape…..and is looking like the canary in the economic coal mine.
Read more...So what is going on here? That’s easy to explain. Those who are criticising are looking at what is happening as economists do.
Read more...The Bank of England has been doing less than believed to rescue the gilts market. But stil not a good look.
Read more...As other nations return to state-led investment, Truss and Kwarteng act to weaken the democracy, economy and rights of Britain.
Read more...A recent Al Jazeera documentary shows how British Labour Party officials worked alongside the media against the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn. With Starmer’s Labour Party now leading in the polls, the British media have little appetite to cover their own role in undoing the Corbyn leadership.
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