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Journalist, economist, filmmaker, ecosocialist. Former SNP MP for East Lothian.
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Martin Wolf Knows That Capitalism Is in Crisis, but He Can’t Explain Why

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By George Kerevan Verified
| Jacobin Verified
For instance, Wolf happily quotes a McKinsey Global Institute report, which shows that between 2005 and 2008, around 70 percent of all households in the high-income economies had a flat or falling real income (before any redistribution through state transfers). In other words, the neoliberal order at its height produced zero improvement for most people’s lives.
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Indy Scotland could face real test of its anti-nuclear convictions with NATO

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By George Kerevan Verified
| thenational.wales
Perhaps the greatest fallout from the Ukraine crisis – regardless of the latter’s eventual outcome – is the reappearance of nuclear weapons as a potential weapon of war. Vladimir Putin put his country’s atomic forces on “high alert” at the end of February, certainly a piece of diplomatic theatre, but a chilling one. Nuclear sable-rattling is a dangerous form of poker. But let’s not give the despot in the Kremlin all the glory.
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George Kerevan: Inflation is just one of the problems coming to haunt Rishi Sunak

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By George Kerevan Verified
| thenational.wales
NAPOLEON famously preferred lucky generals. As Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak has had lots of luck. He got the job unexpectedly when his predecessor, Sajid Javid, fell out with Dominic Cummings. Sunak was no sooner ensconced at Number 11 when Covid arrived. He met the emergency by literally printing money by the billion, thus avoiding the necessity of raising taxes or cutting expenditure. For a Chancellor, this was a godsend.
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