Though Jeremy Corbyn’s policies are not yet set in stone and will change over time, the broad thrust of the Labour leader’s ‘Corbynomics’ is a left-wing programme of higher taxes, increased public spending, renationalisation and a version of quantitative easing that could mark the end of Bank of England independence.
Though Jeremy Corbyn’s policies are not yet set in stone and will change over time, the broad thrust of the Labour leader’s ‘Corbynomics’ is a left-wing programme of higher taxes, increased public spending, renationalisation and a version of quantitative easing that could mark the end of Bank of England independence.