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The latest inflation figures will be out tomorrow, here’s why there’s no need for alarm

Jos Gallacher
17 July, 2017

Tomorrow, the latest inflation figures will be published. The reaction, if recent months are a guide, will be panic and alarm at the continuing high level of consumer prices, the impact on household budgets and the possibility of rising interesttest

Disposable income falling at fastest rate in six years

6 July, 2017

Real household income, a key measure of living standards, fell by 2 per cent in the first quarter of 2017.

One year on, is Brexit really as bad as we feared?

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
23 June, 2017

Spoiler Alert: Yes

Living standards squeeze continues as inflation rises to four-year high

13 June, 2017

Inflation is significantly outpacing earnings growth

The Tories from 2010 to 2017 have been the most debt-fuelled governments in modern UK history

Ranjit Sidhu
8 June, 2017

Austerity has failed even on its own terms

The equality act established a duty to reduce socio-economic inequality – but will the new government bring it into force?

Lucy Shaddock Koldo Casla
6 June, 2017

Reducing inequality could be a legal duty for public bodies

Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell

The Tory economic strategy can only fail – Labour must do more to make that clear

Jos Gallacher
30 May, 2017

It’s the demand side, stupid

Labour slogan books with 'For the many not the few' on

Economists must do their homework before attacking Labour’s tax pledges

Prem Sikka
30 May, 2017

Why has the IFS dismissed Labour’s additional levy on property?

On corporation tax, the Institute of Fiscal Studies has shown its neoliberal prejudice

Prem Sikka
26 May, 2017

Falling corporate tax rates have not correlated with higher wages in the UK

Three graphs that show just how strange – and worrying – the UK labour market is right now

17 May, 2017

The employment rate is rising but real wages are falling

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