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...accountants to deal with the accounts of your business, paying tax (if you make a profit!) and VAT. You may need the services of solicitors in relation to many of the things we are considering here (for example, to draw up contracts of employment). If you were involved in all of these things, you would certainly be running a business. What, then, is a business? Well, it...

...accounts as additional investment, although it is unplanned. The identity – saving equals investment – still holds but only because of the way in which the terms 'saving' and 'investment' are defined for accounting purposes. Now for the opposite story. Suppose households decide to save less and, therefore, to consume more. One possible outcome is that firms will run...

...account to assess their claims and to call out when they're not telling it straight. Tony Thorne As this is where I think that the mainstream media again whichever side you're on whether you're pro Brexit pro Trump pro Boris Johnson pro Theresa May or pro Jeremy Corbyn the mainstream media has been complicit in a sense in all of these untruths and half truths because they...

...account in which a person is ‘reduced’ simply to their body or biology or, alternatively, to their mind. Instead, they argue that people need to be viewed in a way that recognises the biological, the psychological and the social. From this point of view, mind-body dualism and simple physical reductionism emerge as both simplistic and unhelpful. The sense of personhood...