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An Economic Story
In the About page of this blog, I wrote that there is “an important role for non-theoretical descriptive economics, as a preliminary to theorising and policy analysis”. In this post I stretch the idea of descriptive economics quite a long … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate change, Fisheries, Water
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Housing Reform in England
Housing in England is under-supplied, resulting in high costs. The government’s proposed reforms to address the problem are a step in the right direction but do not go nearly far enough. I don’t usually engage in autobiography, but it so … Continue reading
No Flood Insurance Subsidy for New UK Homes
A scheme to reduce the cost of insurance for UK homes at risk of flooding comes into effect today. Some of the details can be criticised, but the exclusion from the scheme of new homes is absolutely right. Flooding in … Continue reading
Water: a Commodity AND a Human Right
The European Union has established a procedure for citizens’ initiatives. The first such initiative to meet the threshold of 1 million signatures asks the EU to legislate to implement the human right to water, and to promote the public provision … Continue reading
Posted in Water
Tagged citizens' initiative, Dublin Statement, human right to water, internal market
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