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John Maynard Keynes RSS feedNew way through for bonds
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2009-11-20T08:28:50ZDon’t put all your faith in models
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2009-11-06T07:59:23ZStop the vandals taking an axe to London's arts
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Not many months ago we were all born-again disciples of John Maynard Keynes. A new New Deal was on the way in which public pounds spent on good works would wash around the aching bones of the economy like some magical spa treatment2009-07-28T07:29:37ZDo you lie about your work hours?
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Most of us do. And the myth of extreme working is about to be blown apart, says Philip Delves Broughton2009-07-27T08:32:23ZThe lost potential of Max Mosley’s genius son
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Friends tell of maths prodigy who battled to find his niche2009-05-07T08:20:28ZWas Marx right all along?
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The way to save capitalism will be hotly debated in London this week and suddenly the man who predicted its demise is fashionable again. Two writers argue over his legacy2009-03-30T10:12:22ZForget Noho, old Fitzrovia is still blooming
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2009-03-23T09:53:04ZForget being popular: now give us a real champion of the arts
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The Arts Council is set for a change of leadership. It must resist the meddling of ministers — and redefine the cultural Olympiad, says one expert2009-01-30T08:46:23ZLife's hard when work is a luxury
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Walk home from work even if it is miles away. Pause for breath and pause for thought instead of mindlessly rushing around2009-01-14T08:47:36ZBring on the Boris chutney empire: that's the way ahead
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What we need are useful, productive jobs that genuinely add value to our society, says Will Self2008-12-24T11:14:55ZI’ll never be ready for Christmas – so bring it on
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The three-year-old, whipped into a state of exquisite anticipation, stares unhappily at the tree. "It takes too long to get Christmastime," she says, with piercing toddler woe2008-12-23T09:23:30ZHSBC man pulls punches in Peter Hambro row
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A truce of sorts in the war of words between HSBC analyst Victor Flores and Peter Hambro Mining2008-11-25T10:50:37ZDarling: We won’t spend our way out of recession
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Chancellor Alistair Darling has sought to reassure the City that he will not go on a spending “splurge” to combat the recession2008-10-29T16:16:44ZBorrowing more will cost us dear
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THE PRIME Minister today attempts to justify abandoning the borrowing rules he set back in 1997 and embrace debt in a bid to fend off the worst effects of the recession2008-10-27T11:07:41ZBrown's £100bn gamble to save economy
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Gordon Brown has vowed to spend his way out of recession2008-10-27T09:12:54ZTen things you didn't know about Mr Keynes
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He's right back in fashion again, so here's our bluffer's guide to the great economist2008-10-21T07:19:12ZSpending won't stop the slump, warns City
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The City warns that Government plans to spend its way out of the economic crisis will not stave off a deep and painful recession2008-10-20T08:14:32ZPlenty of pain - but in the end we may gain
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Extraordinary times can bring extraordinary opportunities. This week's nationalisation of the banks creates a different new economic order, says one City analyst2008-10-14T07:46:15ZAnyone for café culture?
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A new exhibition celebrates the Viennese coffee houses where Mahler, Strauss and Schnitzler would exchange ideas. If only there were a modern London equivalent2008-10-08T17:15:54ZHow myths of time have distorted the Crash of ’29
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With stock markets plunging after Lehman Brothers’ collapse, some analysts are predicting a global crisis comparable to the Wall Street Crash of 19292008-09-17T09:26:05Z