Prices and profits after the pandemic
New analysis shows that the profits of the largest non-financial companies were up 34 per cent at the end of 2021 compared to pre pandemic levels
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New analysis shows that the profits of the largest non-financial companies were up 34 per cent at the end of 2021 compared to pre pandemic levels
Think tanks urge policymakers to consider profit restraint, not just wage restraint in efforts to tackle inflation While inflation is primarily being driven by global factors, a new think tank...
Only 16 per cent of women born today can expect to reach state retirement age in reasonable health Experts call for overhaul in approach to healthcare in England A new report from...
As Sunday Times Rich List shows record number of UK billionaires, their gains should be taxed the same as income from work Huge increases in wealth at top during pandemic shows how ‘wealth...
Spring Statement policies are poorly targeted, helping richest households four times more than poorest
Concerning new figures show the government haven’t committed any new resource to the Plan for Growth despite BEIS disbanding a team of almost 50 civil servants In March of 2021 the government...
White paper analysis of stark regional disparities is strong, but government needs clearer ideas to tackle them Lack of serious new funding leaves doubt that government can deliver on...
Time for the wealthiest to pay a fairer share, says think tank as it urges urgent tax overhaul Reacting to today’s (Friday) publication of the Sunday Times annual tax list, George Dibb,...
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.
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...