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Argentina’s poverty rate spikes in first 6 months of President Milei’s shock therapy

27/09/202407/11/2024 - Leave a Comment

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina’s poverty rate jumped from almost 42% to 53% during the first six months of Javier Milei’ s presidency, the statistics agency reported Thursday, a steep rise …

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Economists have urged Rachel Reeves to loosen the purse strings – here’s why it’s not that easy

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A group of economists has publicly urged chancellor Rachel Reeves to reverse her stance on public investment, and relax the Treasury rules that constrain it. They argue in a letter to the …

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Time for a switch

26/09/202428/09/2024 - 2 Comments.

Ellie Standen explains how levies break, dividends divide and it’s time to take back the power industry into the public sector.  Keir Starmer’s Labour Government has promised great things in …

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Delivering Despite the Rules

26/09/202426/09/2024 - Leave a Comment

Mark E Thomas and Vince Gomez argue that if Labour sticks too literally to its Fiscal Rules, it will fail to deliver, so creative thinking is needed. When he became …

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Local lucre, little interest

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Why did a bid in Bristol to create a city currency fold? Diana Finch tells the tale. When the Bristol Pound came onto the scene, it commanded worldwide attention. It …

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Bank of England’s quantitative tightening could cost Treasury over £96bn over next four years

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You may have seen them wielded by prank-loving grandmas in department stores, peeking out from robotic vacuum cleaners, or adorning statues on college campuses. But googly eyes, those cartoon-like eyeballs often found in arts …

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Labour given £4m from tax haven-based hedge fund with shares in oil and arms

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The Labour Party’s largest-ever donation came from a Cayman Islands-registered hedge fund with shares worth hundreds of millions of pounds in fossil fuels, private health firms, arms manufacturers and asset …

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Analysis: UK’s record-breaking renewable auction ‘will cut consumer bills’

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More than 130 wind, solar and tidal energy projects secured funding in the latest round of the “contracts for difference” (CfD) scheme, amounting to 9.6 gigawatts (GW) of capacity. This …

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Britain’s bankers want Donald Trump back

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LONDON — laAs the U.S. heads for a highly contentious and close election in November, at the top of London’s pragmatic financial district there’s a distinct lack of fear, and …

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Government Approves Expansion of London City Airport, as Climate Campaigners Say Only ‘Private Jet Users’ Will Benefit

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The Labour Government has granted permission to a business-focused airport to massively expand the number of passengers it can carry every year.  London City Airport will be allowed to increase its annual …

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