In this week’s podcast Guy Foster, Brewin Dolphin Head of Research seeks to lift the lid on the policies of Jeremy Corbyn which have been described by 41 economists in one letter as being mainstream economics, following which a different 55 economists wrote to the FT claiming those policies would be highly damaging.   Discussing the matter is the architect of the policies Richard Murphy, author of The Courageous State and writer of the Tax Research UK blog.  Also joining us will be Frances Coppola, who writes for the FT and Forbes and whose own blog, Coppola Comment seeks to broaden the debate on the efficacy of quantitative easing and other economic policies.  

 

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