UK Leaders Starting to Crack as Brexit Realities Finally Sink In
Brexit bravaura is scarce in evidence in Whitehall.
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Read more...A concrete example of why a disorderly Brexit is not a good idea.
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Read more...A round–up of reactions to behavioral economist Richard Thaler’s selection for the so-called Nobel Prize for Economics.
Read more...New data showing that the UK has negative net foreign assets throws even more cold water on the idea of a Glorious Brexit.
Read more...A skeptical look at a defense of stock market valuations.
Read more...The World Bank manages to make the IMF look good…..
Read more...No Brexit deal looks like the most likely outcome, as the UK side is only starting to look at how disastrous that would be.
Read more...The economy game is enormously fun for far too few players and an increasingly miserable experience for many others.
Read more...The IMF makes a careful case for more redistribution.
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