johnson a risky so knock they join the show will be getting analysis rocks of universities professor danny dorling in the consult and editor of the london daily mail p.s. but 1st joining me now from seafood in the sussex is the biographer of towering 20th century economist john maynard keynes. welcome to going underground i want to get on to what you describe as a silent revolution going on there in this country about economics but as to this week's budget what do you make of it continued feeling amongst commentators certainly that. we must understand the economics of a nation is the economics of a a grocery shop. yeah well that's the that's the standard line isn't it i mean they're not they're not connected the purpose of the budget is to balance to concert the nation that's what the purpose of a government's budget is and therefore it is the only grace show up so to speak it alone has access to money and it can print so in that sense the government isn't a tool like a grocer's shop a grocery shop your shop has to go to a bank if it gets into debt it borrows from bank it has to repay government t

his latest book is slow down the end of the great acceleration professor danny dorling thanks so much for coming back on the show you've written book of the book about wealth disparity who has money who doesn't richie sooner what did you make of his budget you think he deliberately wants to publish the poor or he doesn't understand your work or he sees a different world to yours. i'd be amazed if which he seemed that could ever come across my work i doubt it's recommended to him some his officials tell him that what he's doing is reducing inequalities and it's possible that he may not realize they're not telling him the truth if last year when he did the budget last year they produced a report saying oh look at the reduction be done in income inequality but to the polls they reference they've said they've been an increase so the government mislead self chanceless the exchequer repeatedly in the conservative party mislaid themselves that somehow and using the gap they're not and certainly this budget they have that the i.f.'s of come out their strongest ever criticism of any budget is

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sloan ritchie so like they do in the show will be getting analysis rocks of universities professor danny dorling and the consultant editor of the london daily mail and drew pearce but 1st joining me now from seafood in the suffix is the biographer of towering 20th century economist john maynard keynes lord skidelsky. welcome to going underground i want to get on to what you describe as a silent revolution going on there in this country about economics but as to this week's budget what do you make of it continued feeling amongst commentators certainly that.