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In 1991 the ebullient fraudster Robert Maxwell disappeared from his yacht and was found to have looted the Daily Mirror pension funds to support his crumbling...
USS crisis: can the pension system be reformed?
For many years, much of the British workforce enjoyed lifetime employment with a secure pension, based on final salary and underpinned by a reliable...
The Secret of Our Success: A Review
The title, The Secret of Our Success, may lead this book be mistaken for a self-help manual, to be shelved alongside 12 Rules for...
Should big tech be broken up?
Yes, says Vince Cable
The online landscape is dominated by a handful of tech titans, with nine in 10 internet searches made through Google, 99...
Britain’s retailers are too quick to blame business rates
It is a remarkable fact, but few businesses ever seem to fail because of excessive leverage, misconceived strategies, or inability to meet the needs...
Scotland builds its economic muscle to fight again for independence
Watching the progress of Scottish nationalism is like watching a teenager grow up. Last year, at the age of 18, Scotland’s devolved parliament finally...
Adam Smith, Misanthrope
Adam Smith would, as is widely recognised, have been sceptical about the current vogue for ‘industrial strategy’:
‘The statesman who should attempt to direct private...
Theories of the Firm
Introduction
The corporation is the most important of modern economic institutions. The nineteenth century saw the emergence of business organisations with many employees and differing...
Embrace radical uncertainty
Embrace radical uncertainty
Between 1920 and 1950, a debate took place which defined the future of economics in the second half of the 20th century....
Equity markets are thriving but are they relevant?
The equity markets with which we are familiar came into being in the 19th century to finance railways and railroads. Railways and railroads were...
