COVID-19 and the Bank of England
What kind of legacy the coronavirus pandemic bestows on the UK has already been the subject of much analysis in the media. Amongst other things, it has been suggested the […]
Monetary Policy
Neoliberalism’s ‘unfailures’
Economic policies enacted under neoliberalism have often failed to meet their objectives. How have they remained unchallenged in the face of failure?
Macroeconomic governance since the financial crash
Acknowledging the redundancy of silo governance will be a vital first step in creating the new macroeconomic institutional arrangements we […]
The Coming Crisis: systemic stabilization and the investment state
A new ‘investment state’ is needed to provide stability in the new uncertain political economy of shadow money, financial instability […]
The Coming Crisis: the monetary policy credibility trap
In the latest blog in SPERI’s series on ‘The Coming Crisis’ Jacqueline Best asks: what do central banks and governments […]
Saving ‘Social Europe’
Reinterpreting the rules ‘by stealth’ is all that is presently possible in governing the Eurozone economy During the euro’s sovereign […]
Central banking and the governance of the price architecture
Monetary policy will not alleviate the injustices of prices in an era of massive inequality With the Bank of England […]