Publications
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Economics & Social Policy Publications
Give and Let Give: building a culture of philanthropy in the financial services industry
Rhodri Davies and Louisa MitchellThe most comprehensive report into the state and future of British philanthropy in the City this decade. Give and Let Giveis designed to stimulate high-earning City professionals to embark on a philanthropic journey.
More Mirage than Miracle: assessing the UK’s economic performance
Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich and Briar LipsonBank of America Chief Economist Europe Dr Holger Schmieding, Policy Exchange Chief Economist Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich and Policy Exchange Research Fellow Briar Lipson assess the UK’s economic performance since 1992.
2056: What future for Maggie’s Children?
Roger GoughUsing demographic projections to map key public policy challenges UK society faces over the next 50 years, Policy Exchange – together with charity Age Concern – has commissioned MPs, academics and business figures to consider the policy tools needed for younger generations to be able to approach later life with confidence.
No More School Run
Policy ExchangeNo More School Run: Proposal for a national yellow bus scheme in the UK argues that a system of school buses would increase punctuality for all road users, have economic benefits and improve quality of life.
Paying For Local Investment: New Finance Mechanisms for Local Government
Policy ExchangeRead Publication By Richard Murphy This report is a supplement to a previous joint report by nefand Policy Exchange on the reform of the revenue finance system of local government in England, Nothing to lose but your chains: Reforming the English local government...
Not Working: Why workfare should replace the New Deal
Policy ExchangeThis report concludes that the solution to the problem of long-term youth unemployment is to replace the New Deal with Workfare, pioneered in Wisconsin, which has successfully and efficiently reduced welfare rolls.
Left Out, Left Behind: The people lost to Britain’s workforce
Policy ExchangeThis report examines how to identify and help the 7.7 million people of working age classed as ‘economically inactive’.
