A stance which is pro-business must be distinguished from a stance which is pro-market. In the two decades since the fall of the Berlin Wall, that distinction has not been appreciated well enough.
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15 September 2009, Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI)
The Reform of Banking Regulation
We should spend less time trying to ensure that our regulators can regulate financial behemoths with turnovers bigger than the GDP of many countries and more on trying to redesign the financial services industry so that regulation focuses on the interests of the public as consumers of financial services.
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Too big to fail? Wall Street, we have a problem
22 July 2009, Financial Times
We should learn lessons from the Apollo programme and the people who design our television sets. Modular constructions are more robust.
Tax havens exist because of the hypocrisy of larger states
21 March 2009, Financial Times
Havens exist only because larger states allow them to exist, and larger states allow them to exist because the customers of havens are the rich and powerful.
How the ‘Madoff twist’ entices the astute
18 March 2009, Financial Times
The major beneficiaries of investment banking in the past decade have not been the customers of investment banks, or even investment banks themselves, but the investment bankers.
Some companies are too powerful to fail
10 December 2008, Financial Times
Few things corrode business efficiency and effective markets more insidiously than the discovery that it is more profitable to win the favour of politicians than to win the approval of customers.
Economic growth can be about better – not more
10 September 2008, Financial Times
Why do we use no more materials today than a century ago? Modern economic growth is about better rather than more
How private equity revamped a London high street
19 December 2007, Financial Times
Christmas shopping in Marylebone High Street provides insight into the internalisation of externalities and the relationship between corporate governance and business strategy.
Emerging economies have not become ‘decoupled’
21 November 2007, Financial Times
Your country of residence is where you buy your clothes, eat your meals, draw up your accounts and write your board minutes. But the volume and value of all these domestic operations depends on the role the country’s producers play in the global economy.
The school bully is, alas, right on climate change
12 June 2007, Financial Times
Socialist planning requires that those who would undertake it hold information that they do not have and to which they cannot realistically aspire. In an uncertain world, successful economic development – whether directed towards economic growth or environmental friendliness – is piecemeal, tentative and adaptive.
18 March 1998, Financial Times
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