Around 300,000 NEETs do not claim benefits, which means the benefit system has no contact with or information about them, and ...

We highlight the key theoretical predictions about rent controls and summarise what empirical research reveals about their ...

We examine the consequences of neonatal health using birth anthropometric measures and analyse their associations with ...

We develop a framework for identifying the relative influence of joint decision-makers’ beliefs without assuming Pareto optimality when beliefs differ ...

Fiscal Update from the Scottish Fiscal Commission (SFC) shows that taking funding for day-to-day spending and capital investment together, the Scottish Government now has an extra £860 million ...

We are pleased to announce that Sarah Cattan has been appointed as a Research Fellow at ADR UK.

For the first time in over a decade, the NHS broadly stuck to its planned 2025-26 budget – but partly because hospital activity grew more slowly.

As the Pensions Commission moves towards developing policy recommendations, this presentation discusses some of the key trade-offs it faces.

Despite some convergence, the gender pay gap remains large. In this study, we use BHPS-USoc data to document the evolution of the gender pay gap in the UK over the past 25 years and its association ...

<p>In the government's recent State of the Nation report it was asserted that cohabiting parents have an increased likelihood of separating relative to married couples. In this Briefing Note, we ...

This Briefing Note looks at the potential for the introduction of a 'fat tax' into the UK in an effort to reduce the growing prevalence of obesity in Britain. This Briefing Note looks at trends in UK ...