In 2018, the Equality and Human Rights Commission published a report, co-authored by Prof Jonathan Portes from King’s College London, … Continue reading “The Portes-Snowdon bet: 5 years on”

Jonathan Portes: Last week, the Equality and Human Rights Commission published an analysis, by Howard Reed and me, of the impact … Continue reading “The Portes-Snowdon bet: will relative child poverty really rise above 37%?”

Before the referendum, it appeared that a Brexit vote would mean that the UK faced a clear choice on immigration … Continue reading “Ending free movement of people in Europe will create a bureaucratic nightmare”

The essence of the economic case for migration is very simple: it is the same as the case for markets … Continue reading “The economic case for migration”