Monthly Archives: July 2018

Competition, not concentration

By Scott Corfe

This report explores issues of concentration and competition in consumer markets, and the role that policymakers can play in driving…

A risk too far

By Michael Johnson

Royal Mail plans to offers its employees a Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pensions scheme risk undermining recently-gained pensions freedoms. ‘A…

The border audit

By David Goodhart

Despite the Windrush scandal the UK’s border is now far more “fit for purpose” than it was 10 years ago…

Europe should keep Turkey close

By Luigi Scazzieri

EU-Turkey relations have deteriorated sharply in recent years. To prevent the relationship from souring further, the bloc should avoid ending…

Is everybody concentrating?

By Daniel Tomlinson; Adam Corlett

Worries about the state of modern capitalism abound from politicians across the political spectrum. This should be no surprise, with…

Of course sin taxes are regressive

By Christopher Snowdon

There should be no debate about whether taxes on food, alcohol, tobacco and soft drinks (‘sin taxes’) are regressive. It…

Aiding the enemy

By Tom Tugendhat MP; Khalid Mahmood MP; Prof Richard Ekins; Patrick Hennessey

The UK urgently needs a new definition of treason that will recognise the nature of the threats we face today,…

Drivers of safety

By Alex Hoagland

In an effort to maintain and improve road safety, drivers in the mainland of the United Kingdom are required to…

The Living Standards Audit 2018

By Various Authors

Every year the Resolution Foundation publishes an ‘audit’ of living standards in the UK. As part of this we estimate…

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