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Antics:Lite - Robin Hood Tax |
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The latest edition of Antics:Lite is a Future of Finance Network special edition.
In the wake of the global financial crisis, new forms of transactions taxes on financial institutions have achieved growing popularity as a means of recouping government support. Here, Nick Maxwell argues that the ‘Robin Hood Tax’ debate should be credited with more progressive thinking amongst policymakers, while Allen Simpson suggests a ‘Robin Hood Tax’ will penalise the wrong people. |
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Antics:lite is a new publication from the Young Fabians. Antics:Lite will be much shorter than our main print publication, Anticipations - but published more frequently and will contain two or three articles on a specific current theme.
We encourage you to get involved in the debate. Let us know your thoughts by posting on our blog. And look out for details of a live webchat coming very soon. If you have suggestions for Antics:Lite topics or comments on our first issue, please contact Alex Baker.
Issue 1 - Copenhagen
Our first issue relates to the Copenhagen summit held in December and features an article by former Communications Director at SERA, Mike Smith, and one from Young Fabian executive member Alex Baker. |
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