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Christine Berry

Manchester
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Writer, thinker, changemaker, mum. Consultant @jrf_uk. Next book @VersoBooks. Other hats with @TheFinanceLab, @RENEWALjournal, @IPPRNorth. Views my own.
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Labour's ‘Everyday Economy’: Why, How, and for Whom?

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By Christine Berry
| politicalquarterly.org.uk
15 February, 2023 | 8 mins read The literature on the ‘everyday’ or ‘foundational’ economy poses fundamental challenges to orthodox economic thinking. First, it implies a different way of thinking about economic success, based on good lives for all rather than growth for growth's sake. Second, it emphasises how dominant financialised business models undermine good outcomes for both workers and consumers.
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I thought I could plough through the pandemic without burning out. I was wrong

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By Christine Berry
| Yahoo News UK Verified
“When all this is over …” These words started so many wistful sentences during Britain’s lockdowns of 2020. They carried the weight of our hopes and fears and grief and loss. When all this is over, we should have a national day of mourning for everyone and everything we’ve lost. When all this is over, we should honour our collective sacrifice by “building back better”. When all this is over, we should have a huge party and celebrate being able to dance and hug and feel free again.
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The case for hope

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By Christine Berry
| New Economics Verified
Over a year since it began, and despite the vaccine rollout, we still don’t know how the pandemic will play out. But this uncertainty can actually be grounds for hope This is an article from the third issue of the New Economics Zine. You can read the full issue here As the UK economy reopens after a long winter, the mood seems to be dividing into two camps. On one side, business confidence is reportedly soaring, with market sentiment buoyed by the prospect of a return to normality.
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