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Britain has given up saving – and it’s a crisis we can no longer afford to ignore
The occupants of Downing Street have waited far too long to confront this vicious circle of decline
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Musk could never have made it in Britain, or anywhere else in Europe
Risk taking is rewarded in the US – that’s why it’s a magnet for the best talent
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Rishi Sunak’s plan to show the difference between Labour and the Tories
Parties have similar approaches to growing the economy, but one is pure snake oil
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The tax allowance that could supercharge Britain’s economy – if it’s made permanent
If the fiscal headroom now exists, Hunt must put full expensing at the top of the agenda
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The age of debt-fuelled profligacy is well and truly over
Governments can expect no early reprieve from the pain of higher interest rates
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This is the Treasury’s most pernicious and cynical tax grab yet
The incentive-destroying freeze on income tax thresholds is akin to a slow-moving car crash
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Net zero scepticism struggles to gain traction as a cut-through political cause
Uxbridge apart, Tory attempts to win votes out of a climate change backlash isn’t paying off
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This is the most dangerous moment in decades – and it’s only going to get worse
While markets continue shrugging their shoulders, the likelihood of a cataclysmic global crisis rises by the day
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The Conservatives can still be saved from oblivion
Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence will help get public spending and inflation back under control
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Going green was never going to be easy, now it’s doomed to fail
Global green transition has transformed into a ruinously expensive endeavour
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The world is hurtling towards another financial crisis, and the IMF is in denial
The impression of all-embracing perma-crisis grows by the day amid spiking energy prices and rising debt
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Whatever Mark Carney might say, Labour’s hopes of duplicating Bidenomics are doomed to failure
America’s fiscal expansionism is fast becoming more of a warning than an example
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London’s Brexit loss is mainly New York’s gain
American hub remains unchallenged as the go-to place for international investment
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The giant asset price crash that nobody is talking about
Away from the limelight, a silent financial crisis is brewing
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The thing Truss and her supporters don’t seem to get is that the pandemic still has to be paid for
To cut taxes before repairing the public finances flies in the face of fiscal conservatism
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Fault lines are fast re-emerging in Europe’s fragile monetary union
Already fiscally challenged, high interest rates risk pushing the eurozone to the brink
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