The Other Hand
The Other Hand
Budget 2023. Infantilised societies. Being poor in Ireland means you are 63% better off than your equivalent in the UK. Central bankers playing Tarzan risk swinging into a tree.
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Budget 2023. Infantilised societies. Being poor in Ireland means you are 63% better off than your equivalent in the UK. Central bankers playing Tarzan risk swinging into a tree.

Jim Power & Chris Johns
Sep 20, 2022
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The Other Hand
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Economics, political economy and finance in language that might make some sense.
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