The Monetary Policy Committee wants more monetary tightening. There is still a long year to wait before we leave the EU. This is quite enough time to make any changes that are needed. The government assures us we will be ready to leave with No Deal if necessary. We have a borders and trade system which works for the rest of the world at the moment, so we know how to live outside the EU.

The comedian and Labour activist ran as an independent but is widely. What we can learn from new polling of Labour members.

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Richard Murphy on tax and economics. The Joy of Tax is getting closer. But now we should just be down to copy edits, which is good news as the book is now due out by 26 September. And you can also now. China is going to rock the boat. Money does not grow on rich people. I had an email conversation with Prof Stephanie .

Why a vote for Corbyn is a vote for electability. Originally posted on Notes from a Broken Society. But of course the result is history. Corbyn needs to find new ways to frame the economic debate. I had thought about writing something in response to this article.

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Five Important Lessons 2016 Taught All Corbyn Supporters. In fact they would prefer to see the Tories rule in perpetuity rather than see Labour win under Corbyn. You know what you need to do. As a means of attacking Corbyn but asking .

Passions were running very high in the audience for this debate. This was particularly apparent when Smith stated he was scared the Party would split and that disunity would lead to electoral failure, which to the many Corbyn supporters in the room, seemed hugely hypocritical, as to them, he was one of the main causes of the disunity. In fact, it would be true.