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Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen

8 November 2021
Economic Theory

Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen

Gary M. Galles
8 November 2021
In The Common Sense of Science, the Polish-British mathematician Jacob Bronowski wrote that, “at the basis of human thought lies … Continue reading “Rent controls and minimum wage laws: what is seen and what is not seen”

How to create new jobs

8 October 2020
Research

How to create new jobs

Professor Len Shackleton
8 October 2020
Summary Following the Covid-19 lockdown, the UK labour market faces much higher unemployment and reductions in labour force participation as … Continue reading “How to create new jobs”

Relax employment regulation to drive the economic recovery, says new IEA report

8 October 2020
Labour Market

Relax employment regulation to drive the economic recovery, says new IEA report

8 October 2020
– The labour market faces much higher unemployment following the Covid-19 lockdown;  – Experience of previous recessions suggests a recovery in employment will lag … Continue reading “Relax employment regulation to drive the economic recovery, says new IEA report”

How the labour market can recover from the Covid-19 crisis

10 June 2020
Labour Market

How the labour market can recover from the Covid-19 crisis

Len Shackleton
10 June 2020
Millions of jobs will be seen to have been lost and thousands of businesses destroyed once furloughing is ended. In preparing … Continue reading “How the labour market can recover from the Covid-19 crisis”

We need a post-Corona Ludwig Erhard

15 May 2020
Economic Theory

We need a post-Corona Ludwig Erhard

Len Shackleton
15 May 2020
Three months ago the UK labour market was doing better than at any time in recent memory, with record numbers … Continue reading “We need a post-Corona Ludwig Erhard”

The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic

15 November 2019
Labour Market

The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic

Len Shackleton
15 November 2019
A lot has been happening on the minimum wage front recently. This week the Living Wage Foundation published its new … Continue reading “The new Living Wage consensus is still problematic”

The minimum wage – 20 years on

1 April 2019
Economic Theory

The minimum wage – 20 years on

Len Shackleton
1 April 2019
The National Minimum Wage is 20 years old today. Despite the controversy surrounding its inception, it is now widely accepted … Continue reading “The minimum wage – 20 years on”

Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?

12 June 2018
Labour Market

Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?

Ryan Bourne
12 June 2018
Jeremy Corbyn has had another brainwave. The Labour leader wants to make it illegal for businesses to “pocket” tips and … Continue reading “Should it be illegal for businesses to pocket tips?”

Labour’s 20-point plan – the good, the bad and the downright ugly

2 May 2017
Government and Institutions

Labour’s 20-point plan – the good, the bad and the downright ugly

Julian Jessop
2 May 2017
After a false start (when only 18 promises actually made it online), Labour has revealed a 20-point plan to ‘improve … Continue reading “Labour’s 20-point plan – the good, the bad and the downright ugly”

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