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Quantitative easing explained: “Who would be a central banker at the moment?”
Read more: Quantitative easing explained: “Who would be a central banker at the moment?”From the FT, Quantitative Easing Explained provides an approachable description of the process. However, Dr Anthony Evans writes: Despite the confusing terminology, quantitative easing is nothing new. It is simply an exotic label for a discredited policy. And:…
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Six months’ visitor locations
Read more: Six months’ visitor locationsWith thanks to Google Analytics, six months of visitor locations:
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The Earl of Caithness on banking
Read more: The Earl of Caithness on bankingBankers have always seen it as their job to invest as much of their depositors’ money as they prudently can, in order to earn income for themselves while, at the same time, maintaining sufficient cash flow to be…
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The Conservative campaign on Europe begins
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A free must-read: Compassionate Economics
Read more: A free must-read: Compassionate EconomicsVia www.compassionateeconomics.com, a book of the same name, available free. If the received understanding of economics within government is radically incomplete, how much more so is it within society as a whole. We have been brought up and…
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Cameron – the age of austerity
Read more: Cameron – the age of austerityText here.
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Hannan’s Cromwellian speech on 26 April
Read more: Hannan’s Cromwellian speech on 26 AprilOn freedom, democracy and self determination. Courtesy of ToryBear: Watch Daniel Hannan Speech in News | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com He has a wonderful turn of phrase: … the European Constitution, now resurrected by grisly necromancy as…
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David Cameron plans to cut spending – Telegraph
Read more: David Cameron plans to cut spending – TelegraphAnd I’m looking forward to hearing about it later: In a keynote speech outlining how he plans to pull Britain out of recession, the Conservative leader will tell delegates at his party’s Spring conference in Cheltenham on Sunday…
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Hague throws rhetorical kitchen sink at the “decomposing political muckheap” that is Labour’s frontbench
Read more: Hague throws rhetorical kitchen sink at the “decomposing political muckheap” that is Labour’s frontbenchWilliam Hague once promised that New Labour would first be greeted with fascination, then admiration, then disillusionment and finally contempt. Speaking to Tory candidates in Cheltenham (right) he made the strongest and most negative attack on Labour of…