Are Degrees Still Worthwhile?
With an undergraduate degree burdening graduates with tens of thousands in debt, Tom Zundel asks whether higher education is still the opportunity it once was
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Lula can and must break Brazil’s decade of stagnation
Tom Zundel reflects on the upcoming presidential election in Brazil and argues that Lula, poised to win, has the capacity to grow the economy and develop the country which has stalled since his departure from office
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From Roaring Twenties to Recession: How the UK fell into economic turmoil
As the UK economy edges closer to recession, Tom Zundel asks what happened to the roaring recovery last year and whether the economy can be kept from contracting
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Fundamentally about greed: Is the clamour for a ban on U.S. stock buybacks reasonable?
As stock buybacks have entered the public discourse in the US, with plenty of progressives behind proposed bans, Tom Zundel asks whether reform may be preferential to an outright ban and what form that may take
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The Budget that betrayed Sunak’s Conservative instincts
Tom Zundel reflects on the budget and discusses its balance between the party's progressive red wall and conservative shires
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Unpopular, ineffective and unfair: why inheritance tax should be replaced
Tom Zundel discusses why he's changed his mind on inheritance tax and what he thinks can replace it
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Conservative corruption is all too obvious
Tom Zundel reviews the recent history of Conservative party donations and their unsettling outcomes.
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Furlough, corporate tax rises and levelling up: have the Tories gone red?
Tom Zundel reflects on a year that has seen the Conservatives adopt a variety of left-wing, Labour proposed economic policies, and asks: have the Tories shifted left?
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