The benefits of growth are more unfairly distributed than ever, says Neil James.

Chancellor’s actions not enough to satisfy pledges on cost of living, debt and NHS

Abstract. In the 1990s, policymakers in affluent democracies viewed the ‘knowledge economy’ as a solution to economic stagnation and social exclusion. Yet,

Abstract. In the 1990s, policymakers in affluent democracies viewed the ‘knowledge economy’ as a solution to economic stagnation and social exclusion. Yet,

In the wake of crises that have caused national debts to grow rapidly beyond ‘normal’ levels, the idea of drawing on private wealth in order to pay down those debts has sometimes gained currency.

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Young people are bearing the brunt of a long-term slowdown in the labour market, data shows

In UK welfare debates, equality and economic growth are often treated as opposites: one inevitably comes at the expense of the o

A critique of the essay Foundations by Bowman, Southwood and Hughes