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Why Cameron may not grow to fit Lady Thatcher's shoesCreative Commons Image Andrew Parsons/The Conservative Party under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Alan Shipman (The Open University)

21 October 2010

Will the coalition's attempt to clear the deficit free the economy - or topple it over into deeper decline? Alan Shipman weighs where the pain... Read more : Why Cameron may not grow to fit Lady Thatcher's shoes

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By Alan Shipman (The Open University)

05 May 2010

Alan Shipman, lecturer in economics at The Open University, explores why politicians, regardless who's voted in, are condemned to axe not tax Read more : Why politicians are condemned to axe not tax

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92rewind: 'Taxes to the left of them. Taxes to the right of them'Creative Commons Image Tony Spencer under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

09 April 2010

Michael Heseltine made it clear tax would be major theme of the Conservative election campaign Read more : 92rewind: 'Taxes to the left of them. Taxes to the right of them'

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92Rewind: The 20p "tax trap" spatCreative Commons Image Peter C. under CC-BY-SA licence

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

08 April 2010

As parliament finished up its business, the Tories attacked Labour's tax proposals Read more : 92Rewind: The 20p "tax trap" spat

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Copenhagen is the last chance to save the world Copyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

By Dr Joe Smith (The Open University)

26 March 2009

As we approach the Copenhagen climate conference, Joe Smith suggests that we put too much emphasis on single events Read more : Copenhagen is the last chance to save the world

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Calibrating regulation: Light touch or firm grip?Copyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

By David Mayle (The Open University)

20 March 2009

Light touch or a firm grip - David Mayle asks what's the best approach to regulating business? Read more : Calibrating regulation: Light touch or firm grip?

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OU on the BBC: Breaking the Seal - Programme two - TaxBBC

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

13 April 2007

A programme summary for Tax, the second programme of the BBC/OU's series Breaking the Seal. Read more : OU on the BBC: Breaking the Seal - Programme two - Tax

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By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

30 June 2006

Phil Sarre unpicks some of the global finances which bind us together Read more : International finance and interdependence

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Is tax avoidance only for the rich?Creative Commons Image Images_of_Money under CC-BY licence

By Professor Peter Walton (The Open University)

31 March 2006

Tax avoidance is a subject about which many people have fantasies, but most are a long way from reality. Read more : Is tax avoidance only for the rich?

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What can we learn from tax records?BBC

By Bettany Hughes (Guest), Priscilla Burton (Guest), Nigel Knott (Guest), Professor Andrew Prescott (Guest), Professor Patrick K O'Brien (Guest), Dr David Grummitt (Guest), Elizabeth Parkinson (Guest)

21 February 2000

Tax returns might bring little but misery, but they hold a lot of interest for the historian. Read more : What can we learn from tax records?

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Pages tagged as Tax

Why Cameron may not grow to fit Lady Thatcher's shoesCreative Commons Image Andrew Parsons/The Conservative Party under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

Why politicians are condemned to axe not taxDbrus | Dreamstime.com

92rewind: 'Taxes to the left of them. Taxes to the right of them'Creative Commons Image Tony Spencer under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

92Rewind: The 20p "tax trap" spatCreative Commons Image Peter C. under CC-BY-SA licence

Copenhagen is the last chance to save the world Copyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

Calibrating regulation: Light touch or firm grip?Copyrighted Image The Open University / Karen Parker

OU on the BBC: Breaking the Seal - Programme two - TaxBBC

International finance and interdependencephotos.com

Is tax avoidance only for the rich?Creative Commons Image Images_of_Money under CC-BY licence

What can we learn from tax records?BBC