Economic Bulletin

UK income inequality is falling

The final incomes of the poorest households have – despite or because of the tax and benefit reforms – grown faster than the richest.

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Report

Parliamentary scrutiny now feeble

Leading parliamentary draughtsman, Daniel Greenberg, warns that the length of new Bills is becoming so great that Parliament is unable to scrutinise them properly. 

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Report

The Lifetime ISA: Potential next steps

The introduction of the Lifetime ISA, as first proposed by the CPS, is a triumph for savers, however the Government must now act to ensure that the full benefits of the new pensions product can be realised. 

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Briefing Note

How do energy costs affect UK steel?

The UK’s energy and climate policies have exacerbated the problems faced by the steel industry by burdening it with punitively high electricity prices.

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Economic Bulletin

Budget 2016: a get out of jail free card?

The Chancellor has ducked much needed major reforms, but he still has a few get out of jail free cards...

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Economic Bulletin

Is the UK economy really doomed?

Are the doomongers right about the UK economy? And which is the greater economic risk: an impending recession or missing borrowing forecasts? 

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