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marleymorris.bsky.social @marleymorris.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

New @ippr.org report out today sets out proposals for a British Business Investment visa. The new visa route would be designed to inject capital into the UK economy, channeling investment into innovative and strategically important sectors. www.ippr.org/articles/bri...

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The British business investment visa: A new model for investment migration in the UK | IPPR

The UK suffers from persistent low investment which is holding back economic growth. Levels of business investment were at 11.1 per cent of GDP in 2023, pl

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Roa Powell @roapowell.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

Some news… @carsjung.bsky.social and I are launching a Substack! We will be using this to explore what needs to change for AI to actually work for most people (spoiler: it is a lot) First post is up looking at today’s launch of the AI economics institute and how to predict AI's jobs impact 1/2

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AI jobs predictions keep missing the point. Here’s what to measure instead

A government institute to track how AI disrupts jobs is long overdue. But as it officially launches today, will it measure the right things?

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Institute for Public Policy Research @ippr.org · 01/06/2026

Up to 8 million jobs in the UK are exposed to AI. But a jobs apocalypse is not inevitable. A new generation of workers' rights can protect workers and ensure everyone benefits from this new technology. @josephevans.bsky.social explains 👇

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Sam Alvis @samalvis.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

Capping prices in a supply shock? Wouldn't this just pretend that we have as much oil and gas available as before Iran? Price caps can work in supply shocks when they're designed well 🧵1/9

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Aditi Sriram @aditisriram.bsky.social · 17/03/2026

1/ Said this in our transport report, and good to see it in Reeves’ Mais Lecture. Plans for fiscal devolution, including a share of income tax, are overdue. It stifles growth that mayors take on the risk to deliver projects, while central government captures the upside through rising tax receipts.

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Aditi Sriram @aditisriram.bsky.social · 18/02/2026

Our favourite diagram from the report - @msingerhobbs.bsky.social and I know which city we want to live in!

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Institute for Public Policy Research @ippr.org · 18/02/2026

🚎 Mass transit drives thriving high streets and local growth – but mayors and cities currently take the risk and don't always reap the rewards. Letting them keep and invest in that growth could unlock UK cities 📻️ @aditisriram.bsky.social on @LBCNews 🔗 www.ippr.org/articles/transport-and-growth

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Aditi Sriram @aditisriram.bsky.social · 18/02/2026

A century ago, Bristol had 17 electric tram routes running across the city. Today, it has no mass transit system at all. Meanwhile, 23 smaller cities in France have modern tram networks.

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Aditi Sriram @aditisriram.bsky.social · 18/02/2026

A quick intro: I’m Aditi - an economist at @ippr.org and a proud tax-design nerd, working on how to make our systems fairer, more effective and actually work for people.

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