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...To adapt Adair’s last line — rather than “the faster we build it the better”, I’d suggest: “the faster we save it the better”. Jonathan Maxwell CEO and Founder, SDCL London W1J, UK...
...Letters in response to this article: Water reckoning awaits mining’s energy transition / From Mark Eisinger, Tangier, Morocco Energy efficiency methods should not be overlooked / From Jonathan Maxwell,...
...Email: dear.jonathan@ft.com...
...Letter in response to this report: One way to balance global clean energy targets / From Jonathan Cunningham...
...Drawing on the work of Adair Turner, former head of the Financial Services Authority, and academics Jonathan Portes and Simon Wren-Lewis, it is possible to sketch out a blueprint for a new framework that...
...Jonathan Adair Turner, or Baron Turner of Ecchinswell to give him his title, is the UK’s technocrat for all seasons, a British version of a French énarque....
...That is why contemporary advocates of helicopter money like Willem Buiter and Adair Turner see it mainly in terms of monetary financing of additional government spending....
...jonathan.guthrie@ft.com...
...Number 11, by Jonathan Coe, Penguin Viking, RRP£16.99 Like his acclaimed What a Carve Up!...
...if you gave them more government money they would simply do weirder research,” says Jonathan Haskel....
Transfer of risk to the elective investor is a step in the right direction
Investors are still holding lots of cash
...jonathan.eley@ft.com...
...- Robert Skidelsky reviews Adair Turner, on growth and happiness....
...Economics After the Crisis: Objectives and Means, by Adair Turner, MIT Press, RRP£17.95 The chairman of the Financial Services Authority is the UK’s foremost public policy intellectual-cum-practitioner...
...In 2008, the US film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum showed Mister Freedom to a group of his students, after describing it as “conceivably the most anti-American movie ever made”....
...In an academic paper, Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, and co-authors Jon Farrimond and Jonathan Hill, said that the rise in oil prices from 2003 until 2010 was “largely explicable...
...Jonathan Loynes, of Capital Economics, says that losses of this sort of magnitude are unlikely to be repeated: “No one is expecting things to be quite as bad over the next year or two than it was over the...
...Jonathan Herbst, head of financial services law at Norton Rose, said: “There is a real tension between the policy issue of we can’t let the Icelandics happen again versus the reality of the efficiency of...
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