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China’s new political model

20th January 2010 Ross Clark

There has been one thing missing from the debate between Google and the People’s Republic of China. The decommunisation of the world was not supposed to happen this way. Countries…

Has Dave abandoned the self-made man?

13th January 2010 Ross Clark

There may be no big idea but there is an important concept lurking on the back page of the Conservatives’ draft manifesto on health. And if party strategists want to…

Retail giants shoulder recession aside

15th December 2009 Ross Clark

It is never the right people who go under in a recession. How much joy there would be if the receivers arrived to chain the doors of an empty and…

The billion-pound hole where Chelsea Barracks used to be

25th November 2009 Ross Clark

Gordon Brown is well known for his bad timing in selling off half the nation’s gold reserves at the bottom of the market in 1999. But with the sale of…

We have become a nation of shysters

14th October 2009 Ross Clark

Power cuts and uncollected rubbish form most people’s memories of the economic debacle that was the 1970s. But for me, a quite different story sums up the lack of business…

The green grass isn’t at home

6th October 2009 Ross Clark

Anyone ready yet to dip a proverbial toe into the bombed-out debris of the global property market? To adapt the old investment adage ‘buy on the sound of gunfire’, surely…

There’s never been a better time to join Labour

10th June 2009 Ross Clark

Labour had a good night on Sunday. Not Gordon Brown, not Ed Balls, not the Milibands, nor any other of the other ministers who will have been bundled out of…

The only tax-cutting Tory in town

22nd April 2009 Ross Clark

It is hard to remember the horrors of the London inherited by new Mayor Boris Johnson a year ago. It was a city gridlocked with traffic, with unaffordable housing, and…

Is property the new cash? Don’t be absurd

8th April 2009 Ross Clark

A forest of ‘For Sale’ boards is the usual means by which newspapers depict bad news in the property market. But in many places, the ‘To Let’ boards are rapidly…

The G20 summit is lousy value for money. Cancel it

18th March 2009 Ross Clark

It is difficult to look at the photographs of the world’s finance ministers, bank chiefs and assorted hangers-on assembled at a hotel in West Sussex last weekend without thinking of…