Articles by George Magnus
George Magnus / February 20, 2018
A tax earmarked for the NHS is an option worth exploring
George Magnus / February 12, 2018
Mark Carney has signalled that it is time for an interest rate rise. What’s his thinking?
George Magnus / February 6, 2018
This is the worst possible time for unfunded and ideologically-driven tax cuts. Will the Republican fiscal wreckers see sense?
George Magnus / January 30, 2018
The PM will lead a delegation to China on Wednesday. With Brexit Britain desperate for trade, it’s time we got down to brass tacks
George Magnus / January 22, 2018
The country’s new GDP report states that the economy grew by nearly 7 per cent last year—but can we trust the figure?
George Magnus / January 16, 2018
The Shadow Chancellor will head to the Alps next week to take on the elite. But what will he say?
George Magnus / January 8, 2018
This marks the 103rd month of US economic expansion. Is the country due a recession?
George Magnus / December 12, 2017
It’s been a good year for the economy—but 2018 might not go so smoothly
George Magnus / December 4, 2017
We will miss Dr Yellen—more than perhaps most people currently realise
George Magnus / November 27, 2017
The idea that Britain could be a new Singapore is a Brexiteer fantasy which misunderstands how both economies work