Enrichment
Banks and steel: thorny problems in economic theory
5th April 2016
The potential closure of the Tata steel plants, and the plight of Port Talbot is a tragedy for those directly affected. A key question is: if the banks could be saved, why not steel? From a purely political perspective, the topic has legs. The loyal, hard working Welshmen, fearful for their families’ futures, contrasted with the arrogant pin striped bankers, ripping everyone off. It is a difficult narrative for the government to counter.
Jim Riley
Jim co-founded tutor2u alongside his twin brother Geoff! Jim is a well-known Business writer and presenter as well as being one of the UK's leading educational technology entrepreneurs.
You might also like
Defaults today mean less jam tomorrow
25th July 2013
The Subtle Costs of a Mansion Tax
7th May 2015
Whatever it is, Corbynomics is not mainstream
1st September 2015
Brexit - Should the UK Government abandon austerity?
31st August 2016
The absurdity of controlling inflation by adjusting interest rates
25th October 2017
Economists have a key role to play in any exit strategy
16th April 2020