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Großbritannien 247 United Kingdom 216 Government finances and spending 157 Government spending 142 Public finance 108 Taxes and benefits 106 Tax 87 Education and skills 80 Inequality 80 Education 76 Öffentliche Ausgaben 73 Public expenditure 72 Public sector 71 Savings 71 Benefits 70 Employment and income 70 Savings, pensions and wealth 68 Health and social care 67 Poverty, inequality and social mobility 65 Working age benefits 64 Employment 62 Poverty 62 Health 55 Labour supply and workforce 54 Einkommensverteilung 52 Öffentliche Finanzen 52 Armut 49 Income distribution 49 Öffentlicher Haushalt 49 Retirement 48 Living standards 47 Ageing 46 Devolved government finances 44 Private pensions 44 Social mobility 44 Wealth 44 Healthcare 43 Finanzpolitik 42 Sparen 42 NHS 41
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Research Report 361 Graue Literatur 300 Non-commercial literature 300 Aufsatzsammlung 7 Collection of articles of several authors 3 Sammelwerk 3 Arbeitspapier 2 Working Paper 2 Fallstudiensammlung 1
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English 680 Undetermined 2
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Cribb, Jonathan 98 Phillips, David 98 Payne, Judith 83 Emmerson, Carl 77 Waters, Tom 74 Farquharson, Christine 56 Sibieta, Luke 56 Zaranko, Ben 54 Adam, Stuart 53 Johnson, Paul 49 Warner, Max 42 Ogden, Kate 41 Joyce, Robert 40 Karjalainen, Heidi 40 Boileau, Bee 37 O'Brien, Laurence 36 Ray-Chaudhuri, Sam 36 Sturrock, David 35 Stockton, Isabel 32 Xu, Xiaowei 29 Wernham, Tom 28 Crawford, Rowena 27 Lumpkin, Rachel 26 Miller, Helen 26 Delestre, Isaac 24 Cattan, Sarah 23 Hood, Andrew 22 Tahir, Imran 22 Crawford, Claire 21 Stoye, George 21 Wernham, Thomas 17 Drayton, Elaine 16 Smith, Stephen 16 Snape, Darcey 16 Waltmann, Ben 16 Ridpath, Nick 14 Belfield, Chris 13 Greaves, Ellen 13 Augsburg, Britta 12 Britton, Jack 12
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Institute for Fiscal Studies 8 Großbritannien / National Health Service 1 ID: gnd/26238-9 1 Institute for Fiscal Studies / Capital Taxes Group 1 Institute for Fiscal Studies$gLondon 1
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IFS Report 361 IFS reports 216 IFS report 71 IFS report series 43 Living standards, poverty and inequality in the UK 12 The IFS green budget 8 ... annual report on education spending in England 6 Green Budget 2022 5 [Report series / Institute for Fiscal Studies / Institute for Fiscal Studies 5 TaxDev 4 The pensions review 4 IFS Green Budget 2022 2 [Report series] / Institute for Fiscal Studies / Institute for Fiscal Studies 2 Budget briefing 1 IFS Green Budget 2023 1 IFS Report Series, Institute for Fiscal Studies 1 IFS Report Series, The Institute for Fiscal Studies 1
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EconStor 361 ECONIS (ZBW) 315 USB Cologne (EcoSocSci) 6
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Recent changes and the future outlook for Welsh Government funding
Brogaard, Martin; Phillips, David - 2026
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Options for changing Plan 2 student loans : costs, benefits and distributional effects
Ogden, Kate - 2026
There has been considerable recent debate about the terms of 'Plan 2' student loans, which were issued to 11 cohorts of English undergraduate university students: those who started their courses between academic years 2012/13 and 2022/23.1 We have written before about how these student loans...
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Public service spending and performance in Scotland
Brogaard, Martin; Domínguez, Magdalena; Harvey-Rich, Olly - 2026
Public services play an important role in supporting households' well-being and their members' life chances. This is especially true for low- and middle-income households, for whom the in-kind services received represent a larger share of overall consumption and for whom equivalent private...
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Public service spending and performance in Wales
Brogaard, Martin; Domínguez, Magdalena; Harvey-Rich, Olly - 2026
Public services play an important role in supporting households' well-being and their residents' life chances. This is especially true for low- and middle-income households, for whom the in-kind services received represent a larger share of overall consumption, and for whom equivalent private...
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How does council tax support shape household incomes and work incentives?
Oulton, Matthew; Wernham, Tom - 2026
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Universal credit review : challenges and options for reform
Waters, Tom - 2026
The government is in the process of conducting a review of universal credit (UC), the main means-tested benefit for working-age people, received by 6.3 million families at any one time. This report discusses some of the challenges UC faces, and outlines potential directions for reform.
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The Scottish government's record on tax and benefit policy
Adam, Stuart; Michael, Jed; Phillips, David; Wernham, Tom - 2026
The late 2010s saw the Scottish Government gain powers over several existing taxes (most notably income tax) and benefits (mainly related to disability), as well as powers to create new benefits. Devolved taxes now account for around 33% of all tax revenue raised in Scotland. On the benefits...
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The Welsh government's record on tax and benefit policy
Phillips, David; Adam, Stuart; Wernham, Tom; Michael, Jed - 2026
Since its inception, the Welsh Government has had powers over local taxation - determining the structure of council tax (with councils then setting the headline tax rate) and the structure and level of business rates. The late 2010s saw the Welsh Government gain powers over a number of other...
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Assessing recent changes to the Soft Drinks Industry Levy
Brogaard, Martin; Vyas, Gautam - 2026
The Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SDIL) is a tax on pre-packaged soft drinks with added sugar. Introduced in 2018, the government's stated aim was to reduce obesity (especially among children) by reducing the amount of added sugar in soft drinks, and encouraging consumers to switch to less sugary...
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Labour market, living standards and poverty trends in Wales
Michael, Jed; Wernham, Tom - 2026
The Welsh Government aims to increase employment and earnings as part of its 'Plan for Employability and Skills', and in order to help generate additional tax revenues that can help fund public services and investment. It also aims to reduce inequalities in employment and earnings, and has clear...
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