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A new generational contract
The final report of the Intergenerational Commission
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.
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The Living Standards Outlook 2018
In this report, our first dedicated Living Standards Outlook, we explore the prospects for household incomes and inequalities over the next five years.
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Low Pay Britain 2018
This year’s report – the eighth edition of Low Pay Britain – documents the headline trends shaping the low-paid end of the labour market today and highlights the new challenges policymakers should be addressing.
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The Resolution Foundation Earnings Outlook
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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He's likely to be more worried about the fairly weak performance of tax revenues over recent months though (ignore the Jan/Feb 2017 & 2018 self-assessment trends which were affected by dividend tax rate changes) Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
After the first 2 months of the financial year, the deficit is down 26% on the same period last year - compared with the OBR's projection of a 6% decline for 2018-19 as a whole. V early days, but the ChX might have more room for manoeuvre than he thought come the Autumn Budget Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
All of these headlines (and many others like them) are essentially wrong: resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/no-… Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
Borrowing of £5bn in May-18 means the 12-month total has fallen to its lowest level since May 2005. Important backdrop to the Chancellor's approach to funding the new NHS settlement Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
@ONS This one's interesting too (relevant again to thinking about NHS funding). Shows contributions and receipts by age, including consumption of health and education services Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
Nice @ONS visual setting out the impact of taxes and benefits on income inequality. Worth the government having this in mind when searching for the NHS money ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulati… Retweeted by ResolutionFoundation
Worth a read from @adamcorlett - No, the poorest don’t pay higher taxes than the richest resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/no-…