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Speaking at the Institute of Government, the Bank of England’s Chief Economist, Andy Haldane, discusses
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What does three more years of Abenomics mean for Japan?
Shinzo Abe looks set to extend his leadership of Japan until 2021. What have been
“Debt annihilation”: Claudio Borghi’s solution for Italy and the eurozone
The controversial economic spokesman for Italy’s Lega party and former banker on debt cancellation, why
Quantitative easing has “undermined the basis of competitive capitalism”
Economist Dr Peter Warburton speaks to Glint about how the money printing agenda has kept
Baroness Altmann on how quantitative easing has created a pensions time bomb
Former Pensions Minister, Baroness Altmann, speaks to Glint editor Alex Matchett, detailing how changing demographics,
Modern Monetary Theory: Political disruptor or economic destroyer?
Modern Monetary Theory suggests scrapping what we thought we knew about currency and economics and
Central Banking’s Brave New World
Financial Times columnist and author David Stevenson, argues that the liquidity creating role of central
Inflation rise reveals inequality as the cost of depreciation and quantitative easing
The rise of UK inflation to 3% reveals how currency devaluation and money printing are
The Great Bullion Famine: When Europe’s money ran out
Six centuries ago the silver mines of Europe began to close, what followed was known