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17 Oct 2014:A powerful account of a frightening episode in European history, writes PD Smith
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2 Oct 2014: This clear-sighted study of the financial crisis raises the question of how to change a corrupted political system. By Richard Toye
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29 Sep 2014:
Letters: The whole point of Osborne’s austerity was supposedly to reduce the budget deficit. But the data shows it’s actually rising
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28 Sep 2014: Janan Ganesh’s fawning account of the rise of George Osborne is too blinded by his achievements to grapple with less pleasant facts, writes Chris Mullin
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23 Sep 2014: Throwing a taper tantrum over a Zirp? John Lanchester, author of How to Speak Money, shares his favourite (or least favourite) examples of money jargon. What are yours?
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19 Sep 2014:
Klein wants this book to be read by people who don't read climate-change books – it addresses a potential catastrophe yet is calm and welcoming, writes Jenny Turner
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18 Sep 2014:
'Don't forget the fruit gums, Mum!' Richard Davenport-Hines on how we became a nation of consumers
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17 Sep 2014:
On stock markets, house prices and multiple choice tests – can you outsmart everyone else, asks Steven Poole
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15 Sep 2014:
Economist who was a senior adviser to the pay board during the government's dispute with miners in the 1970s
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Quiz,
10 Sep 2014:
Think you know your Naomi Klein from your Milton Friedman? See if you can correctly identify which of the following phrases was first coined by the No Logo author…
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5 Sep 2014:
Who owns Britain? And does the market now rule absolutely everything? Read this book to find out what's really been going on over the last 20 years, writes John Gray
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4 Sep 2014:
Do you only sorta-kinda know about economics? Are you unsure about the difference between budget deficit and the national debt? You should read this entertaining lexicon. By Larry Elliott
