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Like all great thinkers Keynes offered insights in many areas of macroeconomics. His basic macroeconomic framework provides us with the tools to investigate the overall impact of austerity.
In the face of technological change, we need ends that are more compelling than merely wanting more and more products and services.
Labour’s policy for buses is a key part of reversing the impact of neoliberalism on transport since the 1980s.
We all have a right to food. The UK Government commits to this right on the international stage, but its own food system is failing.
On 29 March, while Brexit monopolised public attention, the ONS released a large amount of data that serves as an indictment of the UK economy.
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