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Panicking central banks risk creating another financial meltdown
Insecure elite must put a stop to this monetary overkill – and learn from their mistakes
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Mark Carney can’t be allowed to forget his role in Britain’s ruin
Liz Truss was right, but she was frustrated in carrying out her plans by the very people shouting about an Argentine implosion
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The Bank is compounding its mistakes
Pointless monetary and fiscal tightening will land us in a major recession and trigger a depressive doom-loop
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Trussonomics is already slaying the demons of stagflation. We need more of it
Contrary to received opinion, the outlook is positive: stable inflation, moderate interest rates and much higher growth
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There is no sterling crisis, except in the minds of idiots
It is important to leave the pound free to find the level that will allow the Government's pro-growth policies to work
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Liz Truss’s tax cuts are not inflationary
Rishi Sunak is wedded to a Treasury orthodoxy that has failed both to boost growth and control prices
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No Rishi, Mrs Thatcher would not have raised taxes to a 70-year high
Sunak’s obsession with balancing the books would sabotage growth just when we need it most
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Forcing Britain to trigger Article 16 would be a costly mistake for the EU
We signed a Brexit agreement to be a good neighbour – but the EU is not behaving like one
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There is no need to fear no-deal, particularly with a vaccine on the horizon
Once we are at last outside the EU, we will be free to pursue the best strategies for growth and recovery
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Let's stop this doom-laden Covid talk leading us into another disastrous lockdown
We are not fools, but by treating us as fools Sage and the government are losing credibility
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Another lockdown would be the height of madness and must be resisted
The Government needs to listen to more economists to counter the panicky input from its scientists determined to scare us into lockdown
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It's time for ministers to ditch Whitehall's Remainer thinking and believe in Brexit
Clinging to the discredited models for trade will make it harder to realise the benefits of Brexit, and not treat it like damage limitation
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Can our economy survive a second Covid-19 wave?
We can well afford to spend the smaller amounts needed to support our economy, but must steer clear of another lockdown
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Getting the economy back on track will require new thinking about money
There is no need for central banks to raise the threat of a hyperinflationary collapse by continued massive money printing
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After a remarkably V-shaped recovery, our economy will look surprisingly familiar
We can be optimistic about a bounceback - and a return to old behaviour - as long as the Government keeps spurring the economy along
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