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Tag: Ann Pettifor

Is a Green New Deal the answer?

04/07/201916/07/2019 - 1 Comment

Since the idea of a Green New Deal was taken up by the newly elected, social media savvy US congress woman, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez known as AOC, it has generated a …

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They think it’s all over

12/12/201814/07/2019 - Leave a Comment

Our main political parties see a reputation for economic competence as key for achieving power. The Tory party is reportedly scared that a Brexit disaster will destroy its reputation, which …

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Economics: No More Experts Anymore?

11/09/201814/07/2019 - Leave a Comment

A special public panel discussion with John Kay, Ann Pettifor, Angus Armstrong and Josh Ryan-Collins, chaired by Alan Penn, Dean of the Bartlett, UCL. Part of our 10 years after …

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Applied Pluralism: The Case of Finance

05/06/201815/07/2019 - Leave a Comment

There has been much recent debate also in the UK around the state of the economics profession. Prospect magazine published a piece by Howard Reed proposing that we need to …

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The only way is ethics

30/06/201726/09/2019 - Leave a Comment

Pettifor: “Private authority can’t fully be trusted to uphold contracts.” Trust and compliance with regulation are not familiar virtues in the world of global finance according to Ann Pettifor. She …

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