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A regulatory race to the bottom harms everyone except those who have something to keep from public scrutiny
The economist looks to the Apollo programme for inspiration for the challenges confronting us on Earth
The veteran economist sets out his compelling reasons for investing in the sector
Collier and Kay’s scathing account of economic self-interest warns of harm to communities
An eloquent rant against the faux-precision of mathematical models
Harvard Business School finds 56 companies already use impact-weighted accounts
Nobel Prize winner best known for analysis of properties of income tax schedules
He championed laissez-faire economics but also recognised the need for strong social institutions
Shopkeepers railing against the levy should look a bit closer to home
SNP ditches its wishlist in favour of credible plans for life outside the UK
Capital withdrawn via takeovers and buybacks exceeds sums raised in rights issues and IPOs
Legislation designed to improve transparency is bewildering, says John Kay
An annual return of more than 30% over 5 years? Really?
John Kay says tackling the issue requires building homes to rebalance supply and demand
All politicians begin with the goal of a simpler system with lower rates
Fund houses should differentiate themselves through philosophy and style, says John Kay
We are paying the price for failing to make a nuanced case for free enterprise
Mimic the portfolios of some of the world’s biggest investors
In too many cases, executives pay out to avoid personal liability
DIY investors have many potential tools to consider
Build your own portfolio with as little as £10,000
The post-cold war settlement sowed the seeds of its own demise
Plans for airport expansion and high-speed rail show farce of decision-making process
There are simply not enough notes to go around to substitute for holdings of debt, writes John Kay
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