Anatole Kaletsky

CHIEF ECONOMIST AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF GAVEKAL DRAGONOMICS, AND AUTHOR OF 'CAPITALISM 4.0: THE BIRTH OF A NEW ECONOMY IN THE AFTERMATH OF CRISIS' (PUBLICAFFAIRS, 2011).

Keir Starmer, the new Labour prime minister, has ruled out rejoining the EU customs union or single market in his lifetime.

Britain’s ‘change election’ changes nothing

Much will stay the same, because the new Labour government will largely follow Conservative policy in four key areas, including spending and borrowing, and restoring relations with the EU

Protesters at a demonstration against the Conservative Party's annual autumn conference on Oct 2. There might have been plausible economic arguments for the UK's new policies, but political blunders have all but guaranteed that the Tories will lose the next election.

The global echoes of a British near-collapse

Despite domestic derision, other countries may draw the lesson that a mix of fiscal stimulus and price controls can help avert economic collapse

Could Liz Truss's unorthodox policies avert recession in the UK and put Keynesian economics back on its feet?

Will Truss rehabilitate Keynes?

Conventional economic thinking says the new UK prime minister’s experiment with borrowing and spending will produce disaster. But, given how mysterious stagflation is, Liz Truss’s unorthodox response ...