Monthly Archives: November 2017

Expanding the capability of financial information-sharing partnerships

By Nick Maxwell

Public–private financial information-sharing partnerships have become increasingly useful in understanding and mitigating economic crime. This Occasional Paper examines how these…

Quick wins for the North’s transport network

By Luke Raikes

This report from the UK think tank IPPR examines opportunities for the North's transport network. The North’s transport network is…

Pick up the pace

By Kathleen Henehan

This paper uses the Brexit moment to take stock of where Britain has got to on educational attainment, and where…

The Irish Backstop

By Lord Bew; Lord Trimble

This report from the UK think tank Policy Exchange looks at whether anything has changed in terms of the Irish…

The community paradigm

By Adam Lent; Jessica Studdert

This latest report from UK think tank NLGN looks at innovation in public services. Our public services, designed in previous…

Putting down roots

By Joe Shalam

The third interim report by the CSJ Housing Commission, chaired by Lord Best, turns its attention to the private rented…

All at sea

By Jamie Whyte

Corporate taxes are inefficient, with much greater deadweight costs than most other taxes. The optimal corporate tax rate is zero.…

A second look

By Professor Guglielmo Verdirame; Sir Stephen Laws; Professor Richard Ekins

This report from the UK think tank Policy Exchange looks at the UK's legal position in relation to the backstop.…

Super, smashing, great

By Various authors

The 2019 Spring Statement provided little in the way of answers. We had new OBR forecasts, with yet another fiscal…

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