HeyJaredMission Economics by Mariana Mazzucato
Reflections on the theory and practice of an economy that delivers for people and planet.
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Fiscal Rules Should Serve Britain’s Future (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, in his first major speech as the UK’s new Chancellor, John Healey stood in Coventry and reiterated his commitment to “fiscal discipline”. It is not hard to understand why: the UK faces high borrowing costs and weak growth alongside the intense pressure to fund defence, infrastructure and public services. This month, ten-year gilt yields hit their highest level since 2008
Who Gets to Swim? (opens the original)
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During these increasingly hot summer days in London, the issue of who has access to public swimming places could not be more urgent. Since COVID, public pools are no longer what they used to be: a mix of toddlers with parents, pensioners doing their lengths, and edgy teenagers from different socio-economic backgrounds messing about, flirting and screaming. Slowly, they have become quieter and more orderly: adults with pre-booked slots. Small children with parents who had planned the outing days
What Carnival Teaches Us About Building The Common Good Economy (opens the original)
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This week, Notting Hill Carnival launches its sixtieth year. The carnival happens every year at the end of August and in July celebrates the month to
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