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Analysis and action on living standards
Our second dedicated Living Standards Outlook, combines survey data, OBR forecasts, the government’s tax and benefit policies, and more, to project household income growth for different groups.
This report contains the Commission’s conclusions, drawing on a deep and wide-ranging examination of the experiences and prospects of different generations in Britain.
The Resolution Foundation’s response to the 2019 Spring Statement.
A look beyond the headline data on the forces behind current developments in pay, how the fruits are shared, and the short- and longer-term drivers of earnings growth.
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Getting women on board(s), @MESandbu on wealth taxes - and a chart that shows that the recent jobs boom is really all about women: here's the latest from RF Director @TorstenBell resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/top…
23% of children in Scotland live in relative poverty. That’s below the UK average, but it’s been drifting upwards since 2011-12 - and a new report from @adamcorlett suggests child poverty is still heading in the wrong direction in Scotland. Read more: resolutionfoundation.org/publications/w…
The politics of parks, a tribute to a Rockstar economist - and a chart that shows how the recent jobs boom is really all about... women. Saturday reading from @TorstenBell resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/top…
23% of children in Scotland live in relative poverty. That’s below the UK average, but it’s been drifting upwards since 2011-12 - and a new report from @adamcorlett suggests child poverty is still heading in the wrong direction in Scotland. Read more: resolutionfoundation.org/publications/w…
Our Chart of the Week shows that the recent jobs boom is really all about women. While the overall employment rate is roughly the same as in the 1970s, female employment is up 15 percentage points, while male employment has fallen by roughly the same resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/top…
23% of children in Scotland (230,000 kids) live in relative poverty. That’s below the UK average, but it’s been drifting upwards since 2011-12. The Scottish government and parliament want to reverse this trend, targeting a figure of below 10% by 2030-31 (& below 18% by 2023-24).
After the Brexit vote, has age replaced class? politicalquarterly.blog/2019/03/20/my-… By @TorstenBell @lauracgardiner @resfoundation for 'Britain Beyond Brexit' a new PQ book edited by @GavinJKelly1 and @IPR_NickP Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
