Economy

Topic: Economy

Building on the pioneering work of the landmark Commission for Economic Justice, IPPR is now launching a major new Centre for Economic Justice to continue the work of the commission.

A fair economy is a strong economy: prosperity and justice can, and must, go hand-in-hand. But it is not sufficient to seek to redress injustices and inequalities simply by redistribution. They need to be tackled at source, in the structures of the economy in which they arise. Economic justice needs to be ‘hard-wired’ into the way the economy works.

Prosperity and justice: A plan for the new economy - Executive summary

All categories Corporate governance Finance Industrial strategy Productivity Tax & spending Wealth & income distribution

Prosperity and justice: A plan for the new economy - Executive summary

Prosperity and justice: A plan for the new economy - Executive summary

Prosperity and justice: A plan for the new economy - The final report of the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice

Our Common Wealth: A Citizens' Wealth Fund for the UK

The Digital Commonwealth: From private enclosure to collective benefit

IPPR responds to the Spring Statement

The chancellor’s leaked plans for Wednesday’s statement make him appear fiscally irresponsible - Carys Roberts

A progressive future for income tax in Scotland?

Here's how the SNP Budget can go beyond ending austerity

Freezing higher rate taxes in Scotland could help to lift 40,000 children out of poverty

A progressive future for income tax? The effects of cutting income tax for higher earners in Scotland

A Wealth of Difference: Reforming the taxation of wealth

The Digital Commonwealth: From private enclosure to collective benefit

Measuring what matters: Improving the indicators of economic performance

Just about managing demand: Reforming the UK’s macroeconomic policy framework