Author Archives: Paul Wallace
Countering the threat of mass unemployment
Rishi Sunak’s plan for jobs will help but may yet prove inadequate
What does an extraordinary intervention by German judges mean for Europe’s monetary union?
Could the German constitutional court’s ruling on the policies of the European Central Bank prove the death knell for European integration?
Investment in the time of coronavirus: how to buck the bear
Events from history offer some guidance
Has the Bank of England gone too far?
Why we should worry about the monetary-fiscal complex
Why the daily coronavirus death figures do not capture what you think
The death toll is higher than the headline number suggests
Why ethical investment still makes sense in a crisis
Sustainable portfolios can perform impressively even in testing conditions
The virus and the euro
What effect will the health emergency have on Europe’s monetary union?
Infrastructure report: Extending the role of the state
Give the private sector the tools to deliver green projects (this piece is published in Prospect’s new policy supplement)
What the government’s coronavirus “action plan” gets wrong
There is not enough action. It can’t be “business as usual” if Britain is to combat the outbreak
Saving for retirement—when perseverance pays
As people live longer, so the goal of pension saving must change
Markets wake up to the impact of coronavirus
An epidemiological calamity could bring about an economic one
The future of Britain’s fiscal watchdog
What lies ahead for Robert Chote’s successor under a new chancellor?