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Watch: Cost of living crisis explained | BBC News

IPPR's head of the Centre for Economic Justice, Dr George Dibb, explains the factors driving soaring costs and what should be done about it.

19/01/2022

Video Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

IPPR: Johnson right that economic model is broken, but offers no solutions to address structural weaknesses

Labour market shortages are the wrong way to raise wages, says IPPR The IPPR think tank has welcomed the Prime Minister’s pledge to turn Britain away from the UK’s existing flawed economic...

06/10/2021

Press Releases Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

Tax bumper pandemic profits to kickstart a fairer and stronger post-crisis economy, says IPPR

Think tank sets out progressive economic agenda to tackle wealth inequality, secure full employment and shift power in the economy Call to learn from ‘Bidenomics’ and invest £47 billion extra...

22/09/2021

Press Releases Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

Prosperity and justice after the pandemic

To ‘build back better’ we will have to do much more than increase investment: we need to challenge damaging concentrations of power.

22/09/2021

Publication Report Economy Centre for Economic Justice Coronavirus response IPPR

Pulling down the ladder: The case for a proportional property tax

We set out the case to scrap council tax and stamp duty and replace them with a tax proportional to the value of the property itself.

17/09/2021

Publication Report Housing & infrastructure IPPR Centre for Economic Justice

Social care plan ‘a clear improvement’ on current system but leaves key problems unresolved, says IPPR

Government proposals for ‘cap and floor’ would help thousands of families avoid catastrophic care costs. Instead of new ‘social care levy’, cash should be raised from income tax or raising taxes on the wealthy.

07/09/2021

Press Releases Centre for Economic Justice Better Health and Care IPPR

Full employment and good jobs for all: Why the UK is seeing a lopsided jobs recovery

The UK economy is on its way to recovery, but many jobs have still not returned. And without policy support its entrenched weaknesses, such as insecure work and low pay are here to stay

02/09/2021

Publication Briefing Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

Record vacancies conceal hidden 'jobs gap' with low-paid workers most at risk, report warns

UK must invest more and ‘keep and tweak’ furlough scheme until economy passes pre-pandemic levels, says IPPR A hidden ‘jobs gap’ of up to 2.1 million threatens to derail hopes for a smooth...

02/09/2021

Press Releases Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

Is the G7 tax agreement good for the UK? | IPPR vs ASI debate on Sky News

Think tank researchers debate the merits of the G7 finance ministers agreement that there should be a global minimum corporation tax rate...

08/06/2021

Video Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

G7 Tax Agreement: IPPR says countries can still go further to end ‘race to the bottom’ on tax

Think tank welcomes ‘much-needed’ move to a global minimum corporation tax rate of at least 15 per cent, but urges world leaders to go further This week an IPPR report said that a global...

05/06/2021

Press Releases Economy Centre for Economic Justice IPPR

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