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Time, Cable, please!

26 April 2013

Time, Cable, please!

Philip Booth
26 April 2013
Of course, more regulation is just what the British economy needs. In particular, we need more regulation of those very … Continue reading “Time, Cable, please!”

Cable’s proposals will harm business and politicise pay

24 January 2012

Cable’s proposals will harm business and politicise pay

Len Shackleton
24 January 2012
Vince Cable’s proposals on executive pay do not really amount to a great deal, but it is worrying that the … Continue reading “Cable’s proposals will harm business and politicise pay”

Top Pay under fire again

9 January 2012

Top Pay under fire again

Len Shackleton
9 January 2012
The Prime Minister says that the government intends to act on what it sees as excessive executive pay. Apparently we … Continue reading “Top Pay under fire again”

Bank share give-away flawed

23 June 2011

Bank share give-away flawed

Philip Booth
23 June 2011
Mechanisms to ensure the political acceptability of privatisations should not be rejected automatically, simply because they are inefficient and raise … Continue reading “Bank share give-away flawed”

Cable on capitalism and competition

22 September 2010

Cable on capitalism and competition

D. R. Myddelton
22 September 2010
In his speech this afternoon to the Liberal Democrats’ conference, the Business Secretary, Vince Cable, will assert: “ Capitalism kills … Continue reading “Cable on capitalism and competition”

A solid enough start

19 August 2010

A solid enough start

Mark Littlewood
19 August 2010
The Liberal-Conservative administration deserves to pass its 100 day probation. It hasn’t done much yet, but it has said some … Continue reading “A solid enough start”

Vince Cable risks promoting another financial crisis

28 July 2010

Vince Cable risks promoting another financial crisis

Philip Booth
28 July 2010
Vince Cable suggested on Sunday that the payment of bank bonuses and dividends should be linked to whether or not … Continue reading “Vince Cable risks promoting another financial crisis”

Graduate tax? No thanks

16 July 2010

Graduate tax? No thanks

Len Shackleton
16 July 2010
One of the things which the Blair government got right was establishing the principle of student fees in higher education. … Continue reading “Graduate tax? No thanks”

Vince Cable – not bad, but no Nick Ridley!

3 June 2010

Vince Cable – not bad, but no Nick Ridley!

Philip Booth
3 June 2010
Vince Cable’s speech at Cass Business School was an interesting mix of the radical and the reactionary. Overall, it certainly … Continue reading “Vince Cable – not bad, but no Nick Ridley!”

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