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Economy & sustainability

Does Putting Purpose Before Profit Make for Better Companies?

Commentary | 29th Jun 2020

Steve Coulter
Head of Industrial Strategy, Skills and Sustainability
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Covid-19

Back in September: A Test for Our Schools

Paper | 28th Jun 2020

Ryan Wain
Executive Director, Politics
Michel Barnier, Chief Negotiator for Europe, holds the Official Journal of the European Union C34 during a press conference regarding the fourth round of Brexit negotiations on June 5, 2020 in Brussels, Belgium
Brexit

The UK’s No-Extension Gamble

Commentary | 18th Jun 2020

Anton Spisak
Policy Lead, Trade and Productivity
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Covid-19

How Far and How Fast? Public Debt After the Pandemic

Paper | 16th Jun 2020

James Browne
Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis
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Covid-19

It Is Past Time for a Reset in the Government’s Coronavirus Strategy

Commentary | 4th Jun 2020

Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
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Covid-19

Reset: How the UK’s Covid-19 Strategy Must Change to Rebuild Confidence

Paper | 3rd Jun 2020

By Multiple Authors
Sam Alvis
Senior Advisor
James Browne
Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis
Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
Aleksei Opacic
Formerly Researcher for TBI's Renewing the Centre team
Ministers attend he start of the first round of post-Brexit trade deal talks between the EU and the United Kingdom
Brexit

UK Draft Brexit Treaty Exposes a Difficult Road Ahead

Commentary | 20th May 2020

Anton Spisak
Policy Lead, Trade and Productivity
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Covid-19

Smart Exit: A Covid-19 Early-Warning Model

Paper | 19th May 2020

By Multiple Authors
Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
Christina Palmou
Senior Economist
Roadmap for Exit - man looking out of window
Covid-19

A Roadmap for Exit: Saving Lives and Livelihoods – Lessons From Around the World

Report | 5th May 2020

By Multiple Authors
Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
Sam Alvis
Senior Advisor
Jeegar Kakkad
Head of Productivity and Innovation
Harvey Redgrave
Senior Policy Advisor, Home Affairs
Bill Wildi
Policy Researcher
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Covid-19

A Sustainable Exit Strategy: Managing Uncertainty, Minimising Harm

Paper | 19th Apr 2020

By Multiple Authors
Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
Sam Alvis
Senior Advisor
Lizzie Insall
Policy Lead, Renewing the Centre
James Browne
Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis
Christina Palmou
Senior Economist
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Covid-19

The Economic Policy Response to Covid-19

Briefing | 6th Apr 2020

By Multiple Authors
Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist
James Browne
Head of Work, Income and Inequality Analysis
Bill Wildi
Policy Researcher
Sam Alvis
Senior Advisor
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Covid-19

Suppression Exit Strategies: Options for Lifting Lockdown Measures in the UK

Briefing | 6th Apr 2020

Ian Mulheirn
Executive Director for UK Policy and Chief Economist

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