The Chancellor's second Budget will be a tricky one. The fiscal outlook has deteriorated, raising the prospect of spending ...

This online event explored some of the tax options that remain open to the Chancellor, how much they would raise and their ...

“The laureates’ work shows that economic growth cannot be taken for granted. We must uphold the mechanisms that underly ...

We introduce a novel survey tool that asks teachers to evaluate and comment on the presence of stereotypes in images drawn ...

We explore the UK’s public finances and why further fiscal consolidation may be needed to meet the government’s borrowing and ...

By aggregating age-related epigenetic markers, epigenetic ‘clocks’ have become the leading tool for studying biological aging ...

In a model calibrated to the US, intra-household consumption inequality explains nearly one-fifth of overall inequality.

We explore the two-child limit, what it does, how it affects families, and whether Labour should scrap or reform it in the ...

A special in-person recording of an episode of the IFS Zooms In podcast ahead of the Budget, looking at the choices facing ...

We present new evidence from unique administrative data on child disability in Italy, examining prevalence by geography and ...

We examine the impact of a 2002 Danish parental leave reform on intimate partner violence (IPV) using data on assault-related ...

IFS Deputy Director Carl Emmerson will give evidence to the House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee on Wednesday 15 ...