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IFS Director interviewed on this morning about the funding announcement
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BBC Daily Politics and Sunday Politics 3 h
“There isn’t a Brexit dividend,” says
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Paul Johnson 5 h
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Paul Johnson 6 h
En réponse à @PJTheEconomist
Extra spending can't be funded by Brexit dividend. 1) Govt has accepted Brexit will *weaken* public finances by £15bn pa 2) Financial settlement with EU plus commitments to replace EU funding already uses up all of our EU contributions in 2022 There is no Brexit dividend
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Paul Johnson 6 h
Extra NHS funding at 3.4% p.a. means rises over next 5 years higher than over last 8, but still below long run average. Extra £20bn means higher borrowing or higher taxes. Former incompatible with manifesto commitment. Means health spending accelerating as % of total spending
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IFS 16 juin
The likelihood of being in low paid work varies greatly across the UK. Employees in the Midlands & north England are more likely to have low wages so have been more affected by the national living wage than those in Scotland or south England
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IFS 16 juin
What would a 3-4% increase in spending on the NHS mean? IFS Director on this morning (08:10am)
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IFS 16 juin
New blog by George Stoye (IFS) for : What do we know about the effects of cutting public funding for ?
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IFS 15 juin
En réponse à @TheIFS
Brexit complicates rather than simplifies the economic case for Scottish independence but the Commission identifies key issues for boosting growth
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Paul Johnson 15 juin
Most poverty now within working households. Almost zero union coverage among lowest paid private sector workers. Pay still lower than a decade ago. More self employed and their incomes down more than earnings of employees. NLW alone can’t fix this.
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IFS 15 juin
An independent Scotland would face further austerity under the Sustainable Growth Commission's plans, but a big deficit makes that necessary. Read our new observation
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IFS 15 juin
How would you fund the ? Try to reach projected funding targets by increasing taxes or cutting government spending in other areas with our interactive tool
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IFS 15 juin
En réponse à @TheIFS
Women seem to have benefited more from the National Living Wage then men. 64% of employees in the lowest fifth of the pay distribution are women
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IFS 15 juin
En réponse à @TheIFS
Growth in the average living standards of low-paid employees has been muted despite strong wage growth. Between 2015-16 and 2016-17 average household net income grew by just 0.4%
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IFS 15 juin
Our new research finds that the introduction of the National Living Wage in April 2016 was followed by strong wage growth among low-wage employees
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IFS 15 juin
"Astonishingly, real wages remain well below where they were a decade ago", writes for . "Boldness on the alone is not enough".
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branwen jeffreys 15 juin
Going to a uni open day in next few weeks ? There’s lots to ask about the course but this data from ⁦⁦⁩ is one more bit of info to throw into the mix. How do earnings vary between Unis from graduates in your chosen subject area ?
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IFS 15 juin
En réponse à @TheIFS
We find the wages of low-paid employees have grown strongly since the introduction of the National Living Wage. But for the lowest-paid fifth of workers, average household net income grew by just 0.4% between 2015–16 and 2016– 17
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IFS 15 juin
What's the best way to replace EU funding to the devolved governments and local areas after ? "The Barnett Formula is not suitable", writes David Phillips in
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Richard Fletcher 15 juin
"Boldness on the minimum wage alone is not enough" - argues in today's via
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