CLES responds to PM handing mayors a share of income tax
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Dr Sarah Longlands, chief executive of CLES, said: “This is big. Burnham is not messing around when it comes to…
CLES to host Japanese visitors
IHES look at the issues associated with the assumption of infinite economic growth, and seek to identify the kind of economy and society that can give people true happiness.
Junko Edahiro and Naoko Niitsu are visiting Manchester to exchange ideas around alternative economics. As well as visting CLES, they will also meet with Steady State Manchester, The Kindling Trust, and Rethinking Economics.
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