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That’s not fair!

This is the cry of most children as soon as they begin to think for themselves – so I think we can conclude that fairness is not innate but derives from an inadequate conclusion to some sort of conflict situation. It follows, I think, that fairness is required in society in order to resolve and… Read more

Hollowing out localism and also democracy

I had no idea that local government used to provide so much and that this provision was so generally accepted and widespread. Just consider what local government used to provide and which has since been hollowed out to go to state industries and now, as we all know, those state industries have been hollowed out… Read more

‘Crowding’ in – and out

Contemplating the necessity of additional state expenditure forcefully suggested in the video in the previous post and thinking again in simple conventional economic terms, Will Hutton has pointed out in his new book ‘This Time No Mistakes’ that the additional state spending, such as that proposed by Prem Sikka, would serve to ‘crowd-in’ private expenditure… Read more