Monthly Archives: December 2017

By Adam Hug (ed.)

Closing the Door: the challenge facing activists from the former Soviet Union seeking asylum or refuge examines how countries, particularly…

By Laura Gardiner

This report assesses the role that intergenerational family transfers – inheritances and gifts – will play in addressing the generational…

By Sam Hall; Andrew Harrop

For many years, pensions policy was characterised by a high degree of consensus, following the Pensions Commission in the mid-2000s.…

By Carys Roberts; Mathew Lawrence; Loren King

As machines become increasingly capable of performing tasks once thought to be the sole preserve of people, some commentators have…

By Professor Len Shackleton

Proportion of UK employees needing a licence to work has doubled in the last 15 years.  A new report from…

By Stephen Clarke

In Q3 2017 labour market observers were looking for signs that nominal pay growth could finally be picking up or…

By Jon Andrews; Natalie Perera

This report by the Education Policy Institute, ‘Access to high performing schools in England’, looks at the density of high…

By Mathew Lawrence; Nigel Mason

The unequal ownership of capital in the economy is a powerful driver of inequality. With the share of national income…

By Susan Harris Rimmer

Through the use of policy and spending levers, governments can play four primary roles in encouraging procurement from enterprises owned…