The State and the Casino - Why the Pension Crisis is Manufactured
The pension debate is misframed as a funding problem when it is actually a question of how current production is allocated and distributed between workers and retirees.
The pension debate is misframed as a funding problem when it is actually a question of how current production is allocated and distributed between workers and retirees.
The National Minimum Wage has become a rationing mechanism rather than a floor. By clinging to age-based tiers, the UK masks a systemic failure where the private sector no longer rewards experience.
The Minimum Wage Jobs (MWJ) Framework is the most operationally efficient version of a Job Guarantee for the United Kingdom. It achieves the dual objective of a modern stabilisation system: eliminating involuntary unemployment while providing a permanent anchor for inflation.
The Asset Purchase Facility has landed HM Treasury with a ~£90 billion bill over the next two year. This paper lays out an approach that requires no further vote funding from Parliament, no additional debt interest payments, and restores “postive cash flow” from the APF for the remainder of this Parliament.