debt

debt

• Austerity has broken Britain but the Tories are still committed to it

  

  The Tories are still wedded to austerity. Looking at the real-life consequences of the cuts, Jim Scott argues that we need to get the Tories out now

• Debt or Democracy: Public Money For Sustainability and Social Justice

  

  Mainstream economics mystifies the nature of money. Mellor’s Debt or Democracy explodes the myths, and provides the social alternative, argues Phil Armstrong

• Budget 2015: more cuts, more inequality, more spin

  

  The government is failing to address any of the British economy's deep-rooted economic issues, instead it's following the same path that led to the last financial crash writes James Meadway

• Greece: a deal approaching?

  

  With the German government's austerity mania losing them friends, it's looking increasingly likely that the new Syriza government will get a deal on Greece’s debt

• European elites menaced by the danger of debt deflation

  

  Unless the nettle of debt write-offs is grasped, we are entering a second, more serious round of the European crisis argues James Meadway

• Not if, but when‏ - the next crisis approaches

  

  James Meadway: reports from the last few weeks say that the world economy is on course for another financial crisis - with Britain dangerously exposed