Jonathan Dupont

Economic & Social Policy Research Fellow


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Jonathan Dupont joined Policy Exchange in April 2014 as a Research Fellow in the Economics & Social Policy Unit. Prior to joining, he worked as a parliamentary researcher, an independent economic researcher and an analyst for the There is Nothing British about the BNP campaign. He has co-written multiple books on public policy, including A Time for Choosing for Palgrave Macmillan and Gridlock Nation for Biteback Publishing.

Jonathan Dupont

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The New Industrial Strategy

The New Industrial Strategy

by | Dec 7, 2016

Read Publication Under Theresa May’s leadership, the Government has signalled an intention to develop a new Industrial Strategy – but there has been much less clarity about what this should mean in practice. Today, too many people worry that globalisation and the...
The End of Austerity?: Pre Autumn Statement Briefing

The End of Austerity?: Pre Autumn Statement Briefing

by | Nov 20, 2016

Read Publication In the wake of Brexit, the new Chancellor has announced a ‘reset’ of fiscal policy — but significant uncertainty remains both around the short- and long-term prospects for the economy. Many have taken this as a signal for an ‘end of austerity’, with...
The Impact of Development Aid Research Funding

The Impact of Development Aid Research Funding

by | Oct 26, 2016

Read Publication The new Government has three central priorities: securing a new role for the world for Britain in the wake of Brexit, designing a forward looking Industrial Strategy and ensuring social justice. The £2.5 billion in development research spending...
Budgeting for Balance: How hard is this going to be?

Budgeting for Balance: How hard is this going to be?

by | Nov 24, 2015

Read Report Together, a decade of loose public spending, fiscal stimulus and the aftermath of the financial crisis left Britain with the highest deficit in its post war history at 10.2% of GDP. Even half a decade later, that deficit is only half closed, and remains...