QE or not QE
By Chris Cook This letter by Professor Roger Sandilands of Strathclyde University was published on Tuesday in the…
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Cameron’s removal of the transfusion of public credit could kill the patient
By Chris Cook A recent article in ‘Asia Times’ by Henry Liu crystallised the almighty misconception at the…
David Cameron’s Energy Pools: the devil’s in the detail
By Chris Cook I have a background of almost 25 years in market regulation and development, for six…
Water, water, everywhere…
By Chris Cook At least in the UK we are better placed than the Ancient Mariner. We are…
Rock Pool: re-floating Northern Wreck
By Chris Cook The Guardian reports today that: “A tug of war has begun at the top of…
Great expectations
By Chris Cook My first reaction on reading of President Barack Obama’s Nobel Peace prize, after just nine…
Forever blowing bubbles…
By Chris Cook Charlie Bean, the Bank of England’s deputy governor for monetary policy, made a speech yesterday…
School Pools
By Chris Cook I was most of the way through a post on the abysmal state of football…
Gasoline allies or gasoline alleys?
The Chris Cook Economics 3.0 column I was interested to see that the US is planning to impose…
One year after Lehman: banks and “the prerogative of the harlot”
By Chris Cook When history is written, the collapse of Lehman Brothers will be seen as a moment…
