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Writer on the economy and business manager

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    • Beyond Confrontation: Globalists, Nationalists and Their Discontents
    • Creative Destruction
    • The Imaginary Time Bomb
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    • Please, Rishi, stop evading the problem
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    • Don’t blame Covid for economic devastation
    • A roadmap for economic renewal
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    • The tyranny of the EU’s state-aid rules
    • How to stop the next cold war
    • Three myths surrounding Boris Johnson’s ‘New Deal’
    • Why the West must stop bashing China
    • It’s time to transform the UK economy
    • The making of an economic crisis
    • The destruction of the old world order
    • After the pandemic: whither capitalism?
    • The coronavirus cash crunch
    • Break free of the fiscal rules
    • If another crash comes, don’t blame coronavirus
    • Brexit: it’s time to seize the day
    • Fully Automated Vulgar Marxism
    • Labour won’t transform our economy
    • This £1 trillion row leaves voters shortchanged
    • Beyond the zombie economy
    • How to help British Steel workers
    • When the next crisis comes, don’t blame the central bankers
    • The myth of Corbyn’s radicalism
    • The unravelling of the international order
    • Globalism: a world in chains
    • Tariffs are a distraction
    • No Deal is no threat to business
    • Time to bust the No Deal myths
    • 2019: the economic picture isn’t rosy
    • The crash 10 years on
    • No Deal is nothing to fear
    • Trade wars cause real wars? It’s not that simple
    • Philip Hammond’s ‘Tiggerish’ delusions
    • Making sense of the stock-market turmoil
    • After Carillion: we need to end zombie capitalism
    • We have nothing to fear but the fear of Brexit itself
    • A successful industrial strategy requires letting zombie firms die
    • Free market vs nationalisation? It’s a delusional divide
    • Ten Wasted Years: The Crash One Decade On
    • Sorry, Corbyn, but ‘anti-austerity’ is not enough
    • May’s industrial strategy will fail unless it clears out zombie firms
    • Foster new sectors
    • The truth about the Single Market
    • We need big, bold economic thinking in the Brexit era
    • Keeping the zombie economy on its feet
    • Economic sloth: stop blaming it on Brexit
    • Should Carney stay or go? That’s the wrong question
    • Anti-brexit anxieties have become a self-fulfilling prophecy
    • Economic renewal after Brexit
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My latest book, Beyond Confrontation: Globalists, Nationalists and Their Discontents, was published by Emerald Publishing in August 2020. It can be ordered  from Emerald and  Amazon. Retail price £19.99, or less.

Creative Destruction

The Imaginary Time Bomb

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  • Why Trussonomics imploded October 21, 2022
  • Britain’s zombie economy stands exposed September 30, 2022
  • The battle for growth September 22, 2022
  • Fiddling with taxes won’t fix the economy August 1, 2022

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