To our knowledge, this study provides the first detailed estimates of the share of UK jobs that can be done from home by sector, occupation, industry, wage quintile and region…
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This paper represents the first attempt to date to provide disaggregated estimates of the likely number of workers furloughed and the associated Exchequer cost…
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A few weeks ago we published a blog post where we point out the importance of publishing patient data to stop the COVID-19 pandemic…
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Having inflation as the main target for monetary policy has looked broken for a long time now, as have dual mandate systems of targeting…
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March is the international awareness month for endometriosis, also known as EndoMarch. What’s that, you might ask? Endometriosis is a chronic health condition where cells similar to the ones that form…
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In economics, “technology” is used to describe how much output can be produced from a given amount of inputs. Depending on how it is measured…
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The UK’s “North-South divide” has long been a feature of political debates in the UK, used to boost support when unveiling new economic policies or…
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Recycling of household waste generates a host of benefits including lower greenhouse gas emissions from landfill, reduced depletion of scarce resources (land inclusive) and less…
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