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economics affordable housing politics policy living standards social care economy labour market household debt debt zero hours macroeconomics tax london lord turner pay rise uk wages shared ownership recession childcare inequality vulnerable employment precarious work spending review employment jobs housing housing policy housing market fiscal policy generations equity fairness intergenerational resolution foundation britain enforcement contract workers agency retail welfare universal credit health care government spending skills budget2017 brexit uk robotics spendingreview polling public spending #government #welfare spending interest rate economic growth katie blacklock ukdebt matthew whittaker dealing with debt michael johnson savings paul lewis pensions rachel reeves mp centre for policy studies minimum wage elizabeth truss vidhya alakeson tim montgomerie julia unwin stephanie flanders peter kellner alex hurrell james plunkett pay progression social mobility movingup ipsos mori ben marshall jared bernstein livingstandards deleveraging unemployment jobs gap uk housing
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Home Truths: the housing challenge facing low to middle income Britain
9 years ago • 1613 Views
Home Truths: Wider context for housing affordability
9 years ago • 869 Views
The Road Back Towards Full Employment: Sizing the UK jobs gap
9 years ago • 1794 Views
Narrowed Horizons: the fiscal choices at Spending Review 2013 and beyond
9 years ago • 6117 Views
Closer to the Edge? Prospects for household debt repayments as interest rates rise
9 years ago • 5464 Views
Closer to the Edge? Prospects for household debt repayments as interest rates rise - EXTENDED VERSION (no commentary)
9 years ago • 2060 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Liberal Democrats
9 years ago • 847 Views
Childcare – what do parents want and need?
9 years ago • 616 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Labour
9 years ago • 493 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Conservatives
9 years ago • 428 Views
Building homes for generation rent
9 years ago • 1277 Views
What's the damage: A polarising crisis?
9 years ago • 895 Views
Sharing the spoils: Richard Donnell presentation
9 years ago • 823 Views
Sharing the spoils: Ben Marshall presentation
9 years ago • 794 Views
Starting out or getting stuck? Alex Hurrell
9 years ago • 935 Views
Crisis averted, or delayed reaction?
9 years ago • 582 Views
Presentation by Matthew Whittaker
9 years ago • 927 Views
State of Living Standards 2014: Presentations by James Plunkett, Alex Hurrell and Peter Kellner
8 years ago • 953 Views
Meeting the needs of working parents - Vidhya Alakeson
8 years ago • 686 Views
More than a minimum: The review of the minimum wage - Final report
8 years ago • 501 Views
Zero-hours contracts: the latest figures and analysis
8 years ago • 1594 Views
Just the Job or a Working Compromise? Slides from self-employment event
8 years ago • 1173 Views
Michael Johnson slide presentation
8 years ago • 960 Views
Debt and inequality by Adair Turner
8 years ago • 934 Views
Dealing with debt presentation - Katie Blacklock and Matthew Whittaker
8 years ago • 416 Views
Hangover Cure household debt report recommendations by Resolution Foundation
8 years ago • 617 Views
Why 2014 hasn’t been the year of the pay rise
8 years ago • 435 Views
Tax cute in tough times - who really gains?
8 years ago • 1056 Views
Arin Dube presentation on Minimum Wage policies in the US
7 years ago • 4071 Views
Time to catch up? Living standards in the downturn and recovery
7 years ago • 1584 Views
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Presentations (196)
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Home Truths: the housing challenge facing low to middle income Britain
9 years ago • 1613 Views
Home Truths: Wider context for housing affordability
9 years ago • 869 Views
The Road Back Towards Full Employment: Sizing the UK jobs gap
9 years ago • 1794 Views
Narrowed Horizons: the fiscal choices at Spending Review 2013 and beyond
9 years ago • 6117 Views
Closer to the Edge? Prospects for household debt repayments as interest rates rise
9 years ago • 5464 Views
Closer to the Edge? Prospects for household debt repayments as interest rates rise - EXTENDED VERSION (no commentary)
9 years ago • 2060 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Liberal Democrats
9 years ago • 847 Views
Childcare – what do parents want and need?
9 years ago • 616 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Labour
9 years ago • 493 Views
Living standards the 2015 challenge - Conservatives
9 years ago • 428 Views
Building homes for generation rent
9 years ago • 1277 Views
What's the damage: A polarising crisis?
9 years ago • 895 Views
Sharing the spoils: Richard Donnell presentation
9 years ago • 823 Views
Sharing the spoils: Ben Marshall presentation
9 years ago • 794 Views
Starting out or getting stuck? Alex Hurrell
9 years ago • 935 Views
Crisis averted, or delayed reaction?
9 years ago • 582 Views
Presentation by Matthew Whittaker
9 years ago • 927 Views
State of Living Standards 2014: Presentations by James Plunkett, Alex Hurrell and Peter Kellner
8 years ago • 953 Views
Meeting the needs of working parents - Vidhya Alakeson
8 years ago • 686 Views
More than a minimum: The review of the minimum wage - Final report
8 years ago • 501 Views
Zero-hours contracts: the latest figures and analysis
8 years ago • 1594 Views
Just the Job or a Working Compromise? Slides from self-employment event
8 years ago • 1173 Views
Michael Johnson slide presentation
8 years ago • 960 Views
Debt and inequality by Adair Turner
8 years ago • 934 Views
Dealing with debt presentation - Katie Blacklock and Matthew Whittaker
8 years ago • 416 Views
Hangover Cure household debt report recommendations by Resolution Foundation
8 years ago • 617 Views
Why 2014 hasn’t been the year of the pay rise
8 years ago • 435 Views
Tax cute in tough times - who really gains?
8 years ago • 1056 Views
Arin Dube presentation on Minimum Wage policies in the US
7 years ago • 4071 Views
Time to catch up? Living standards in the downturn and recovery
7 years ago • 1584 Views
Personal Information
Contact Details
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economics affordable housing politics policy living standards social care economy labour market household debt debt zero hours macroeconomics tax london lord turner pay rise uk wages shared ownership recession childcare inequality vulnerable employment precarious work spending review employment jobs housing housing policy housing market fiscal policy generations equity fairness intergenerational resolution foundation britain enforcement contract workers agency retail welfare universal credit health care government spending skills budget2017 brexit uk robotics spendingreview polling public spending #government #welfare spending interest rate economic growth katie blacklock ukdebt matthew whittaker dealing with debt michael johnson savings paul lewis pensions rachel reeves mp centre for policy studies minimum wage elizabeth truss vidhya alakeson tim montgomerie julia unwin stephanie flanders peter kellner alex hurrell james plunkett pay progression social mobility movingup ipsos mori ben marshall jared bernstein livingstandards deleveraging unemployment jobs gap uk housing
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