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  So what if the pope were a Marxist?

  16 Dec 2013: Priyamvada Gopal: By querying the the absolute autonomy of the marketplace, Pope Francis is hardly making a radical critique. But such 'red scares' have long history

• The working poor: Westminster discredited

  15 Dec 2013:

  Editorial: George Osborne's frenzied wielding of the axe on 'welfare' extends to benefits that do not yet exist

• To get the Australian budget on track, it's time to wind those tax cuts back

  15 Dec 2013: Matt Cowgill: We're going to hear a lot about the need for deep spending cuts to get the budget back in the black. But the real problem isn't on the spending side. It's unsustainable tax cuts

• Pope says he is not a Marxist, but defends criticism of capitalism

  15 Dec 2013: Pope Francis says trickle-down economics do not help the poor, in a wide-ranging interview with Italian daily La Stampa

• Let's rethink the idea of the state: it must be a catalyst for big, bold ideas

  15 Dec 2013: Economist, Mariana Mazzucato: As George Osborne envisages a smaller state, economist Mariana Mazzucato argues instead that a programme of forward-thinking public spending is crucial for a creative, prosperous society. We must stop seeing the state as a malign influence or a waste of taxpayers' money

• Osborne opts for short back and sides

  Cartoon, 15 Dec 2013:

  Chris Riddell on the Chancellor's welfare cuts

• Strong construction performance could see UK GDP growth revised upwards

  13 Dec 2013: Revised ONS construction data could see third-quarter economic growth estimate raised to 0.9% next week

• Immigration is not the problem

  12 Dec 2013:

  Kenan Malik for New Humanist: Behind hostility to migrants lies a sense of the dissolution of British identity, abandonment by politicians and the erosion of common values

• George Osborne questioned by Treasury committee on autumn statement: Politics live blog

  12 Dec 2013: • Osborne's evidence to the Commons Treasury committee - Summary
  • Lunchtime summary
  • Afternoon summary

• UK economy set to pass pre-recession peak next year, BCC forecasts

  12 Dec 2013: British Chambers of Commerce upgrades growth forecasts, bringing forward likely date to third quarter of 2014

• Royal Mail to join FTSE 100 two months after stock flotation

  12 Dec 2013: Postal firm's share price has nearly doubled since its high profile and controversial partial-privatisation in October

• Are the UK's carbon targets too low?

  11 Dec 2013: Should the government have more, not less, ambition on carbon reduction? With your help, Karl Mathiesen investigates

• Defence secretary abandons plan to privatise equipment procurement

  10 Dec 2013: Philip Hammond had planned to replace MoD equipment agency despite opposition from industry and military figures

• Iain Duncan Smith's Commons statement on universal credit: Politics live blog

  10 Dec 2013: Andrew Sparrow's rolling coverage of all the day's political developments as they happen, including Treasury questions in the Commons.

• Joe Hockey to deliver gloomy mid-year economic statement

  10 Dec 2013: Treasurer will confirm in 'graphic detail' that Australia is experiencing below-trend growth and rising unemployment

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