Phil Tomlinson
@prt1969.bsky.social
Professor of Industrial Strategy, BathSoM, Editor (Policy Debates) Regional Studies, Deputy Director CGR&IS, Stoke City fan, RT not necessarily endorsements.
As you are aware, politicians don’t do ‘trade-offs’..
September 12, 2025 at 7:34 AM
As you are aware, politicians don’t do ‘trade-offs’..
Reposted by Phil Tomlinson
Initially the benefits of the IT revolution were reasonably widely dispersed, but as the 2000s progressed, competition decreased and they began to be increasingly captured by a handful of huge tech firms, exactly as economic theory would predict. And those tech firms were all based in the US
August 19, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Initially the benefits of the IT revolution were reasonably widely dispersed, but as the 2000s progressed, competition decreased and they began to be increasingly captured by a handful of huge tech firms, exactly as economic theory would predict. And those tech firms were all based in the US