Every year, on 20th June, we have the chance to honour and commemorate the strength and courage of refugees, one of the most vulnerable population groups in the world. This year’s World Refugee Day will be…
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There is a common misunderstanding that the social benefits of a share of the population acquiring immunity to a disease kick in only once a critical mass is…
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Using UK Labour Force Survey data, we estimate that almost 1 in 3 workers in the UK are classified as key workers, corresponding to 9.3 million workers in total…
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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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