Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654 ..
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Professor of Strategy at SPRU.
Associate Dean of Research, University of Sussex Business School. #1 in UK for research income.
Editor Research Policy.
Acting Director HSP.
Views mine, not my employer. Politics unfashionable since 1654
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My earlier piece: "The claim that that MMT means that a future government can dodge hard choices about how to pay for decent public services is just plain nonsense."
www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/econom...
Waste of time explaining it's nonsense as it gives them validation and publicity.
Much better to just say "no one is stopping you doing x, if you think it works just go do it"
and nothing.
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My earlier piece: "The claim that that MMT means that a future government can dodge hard choices about how to pay for decent public services is just plain nonsense."
www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/econom...
Shifting off the main line requires a significant change ...
There is one coastal town that has gone up.... Brighton. Which has two universities.
The other outliers - towns moving down - are highlighted as coastal cities. This probably reflects the opening up of cheap air travel and people going on holiday to Spain etc. This hit towns like Blackpool hard.
There are two sets of outliers. First parts of London which reflects 2/n
This is not new.
And yet.. productivity grew.
And then it stopped growing in 2007.
Pretty much:
1. We must do something!
2. This is something!
3. We must do this!!!
No attention to complaints the proposed measures aren't focused on bullying, are unlikeky to be effective and might well make matters worse.
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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This is not new.
But the Haldane principle is very much a live issue for researchers, writes @chrisjparr.bsky.social.
www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-p...
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We are being asked to ignore monopoly, anti-trust law, externalities, intellectual property protection and laws on public harms
I'd get that printed on business cards.