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The shadow chancellor's decision to support this tax cut is as disappointing as it is innumerate.
Trump’s public investment plans will give markets a boost but could end up hurting the world.
As with Brexit, there’s little evidence that the US presidential election result had much to do with voters’ personal economic circumstances.
After four decades, the economic consensus is crumbling. What can politicians do next?
This disastrous plan to expand Heathrow will fail, vows Tom Brake.
The mean income of leisure passengers at Heathrow in 2014 was £61,000.
If success means sluggish growth and increasing the amount that the state has to pay to large multinational companies to persuade them to stay, there is growing evidence that Brexit may be a success.
The Bank of England is worried about European banks.
A secondary annuity market is toast.
Forecasters begin to get a handle on our long-range winter weather.
The week in media, from the pound plummet to the Guardian’s mea culpa and my Trump nightmare.
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