Labour must liberate welfare from the political closet and build a politics for the future: a democratised participative public economy and a responsive and responsible market sector.

By Chris Pye

While states are castigated for ‘borrowing’ money, the private sector can mire itself deeper and deeper into debt, often for highly speculative activities.

Debt and inflation work very differently for those who are not wealthy. 

"We need money for the real world, not the world of smoke and mirrors."

By Caolán Magee and Mohammed Rafik Mhawesh

Oligarchs indicate patterns of inequality that are socially destructive. If they are not challenged the liberal democracy, for which the valiant people of Ukraine are fighting, will not prevail.

Researchers cautioned that even this projection may be overly optimistic.

Whilst it is plausible to expect institutional investors and pension funds holding portfolios worth hundreds of millions of pounds to put in place their own spending plan for making improvements across their portfolios, smaller investors up and down the country do not have the luxury of capital to commit to...