National Insurance Fund exhaustion could occur as soon as next year, warns CPS Research Fellow Michael Johnson.

Leading economist Tim Morgan warns against any sense of complacency over Britain’s economic future despite the recent encouraging trends.

Head of Economic Research, Adam Memon, estimates the potential cost to the UK economy of Labour’s tax policy proposals, if elected in the upcoming general election.

Leading economist Tim Morgan identifies three major risks in the event that the Scots vote “yes” to independence.

Increasing water security through radical reforms to the abstraction licencing system and by embracing water trading is crucial for households and businesses.

The UK has endured an alarming decline in innovation relative to its competitors, a trend that is contributing to the UK’s poor productivity performance.