As a result of the VAT cut announced today, households will benefit from small cuts to their electricity bills. But the ...

In a turbulent world, effective policy requires granular estimates of firm responses to shocks as they unfold.

New ONS data show that higher-than-expected inflation pushed up government spending more than revenues between April and June ...

Burnham has spoken of creating a new politics in which government levels with the public about difficult decisions. That ...

We explain the fiscal reality facing any government. Register now to learn key policy evaluation methods with IFS–Cemmap.

Andy Burnham faces difficult choices over tax, borrowing and public spending. How much room will the new Prime Minister have ...

Divorce reshapes family life, yet little is known about one of its most consequential features: the allocation of child ...

Using the Indonesian Family Life Survey (IFLS) and Census data, we study multigenerational correlations in education across ...

Could devolution boost UK growth, or would it widen regional divides? We ask what shifting power from Westminster would ...

We examine the relationship between childhood socio-emotional skills and labour market outcomes using the 1970 British Cohort ...

Max Warner, a Senior Research Economist at IFS, said: “Today, the government published the long-awaited Defence Investment Plan (DIP). As part of delivering the plan, it announced an average of £3.8 ...