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Funding the Future (formerly Tax Research UK) is a blog founded by Richard Murphy, Professor of Accounting Practice at University of Sheffield Management School.[1]

On 18 April 2023, Professor Richard Murphy wrote:

After quite a lot of agonising over the last few weeks, the eagle-eyed will note that the blog got its new title this morning.
I will remain attached to Tax Research UK for a long time to come, and my LLP will remain with that name, and will continue to publish this blog. However, that name really does not describe what much of this blog is about now. It is instead, quite literally, about funding the future. The focus is on how we pay for the society we want. I think funding the future describes that quest.
If after a few weeks there is no adverse reaction to the new name the internet address might be changed. However, that will require no action on anyone's part when it happens: all addresses will continue to work.
And, most importantly, publication will continue as before. Doing that is my contribution to getting the funding for the future that we want.


 

Documents sourced from Funding the Future

TitleTypeSubject(s)Publication dateAuthor(s)Description
Document:Boris Johnson's first two priorities for post-Brexit BritainArticleBoris Johnson
Freeport
Brexit
Freedom of movement
1 February 2020Richard MurphyBoris Johnson has admitted what Brexit was for. He wants to control and constrain people. The market in labour will be constrained. And let’s not for a moment pretend that a Freeport supports markets: freeports are instead about permitting the free movement of capital beyond the control of the state and without the imposition of any taxes.
Document:Modern Monetary Theory: an explanationblog postNeoliberalism
Central bank
Money
Inflation
Quantitative easing
Modern monetary theory
18 April 2023Richard MurphyThe MMT approach to the command of resources is the polar opposite of that in neoliberalism. MMT seeks to do what is possible. Neoliberalism seeks to constrain what is possible.
Document:Rachel Reeves needs to develop some decent ideas very quicklyblog postCity of London
Rachel Reeves
G7
Keir Starmer
Brexit
25 May 2023Richard MurphyRachel Reeves is a person out of time, out of ideas, and right now with no answer to any question that might reasonably be asked of her. It's very depressing.
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