What Rachel Reeves can learn from Keynes
The economist’s older, weirder and wilder models could unlock Labour’s investment dilemma.
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Vast sums have been invested in the promise of an AI boom that may never happen.
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Japan has rebounded but global markets are on edge
Trump, slowed progress in AI and military conflict contribute to an atmosphere of nerves.
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Labour’s inheritance is truly grim
As Rachel Reeves assails their record, the Conservatives have few grounds for complaint.
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Pret a Manger’s “free coffee” was never going to last
Free coffee? As if!
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The housing crisis will not go away
People’s inability to afford homes did for the Conservatives and it could do the same for Labour.
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Can Rachel Reeves defeat the Nimbys?
Labour must be prepared for some unpalatable compromises if it intends to achieve real results.
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Labour has a mandate to change Britain’s economic weather
The fundamentals of their inheritance are not as poor as they first appear.
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