CPP Publications

We assess the impact of the change in the UK’s minimum wage between 2016 and 2019 on wages, earnings, employment and household incomes.

These findings are based on more than 19,000 observations from the third round of the Life in Transition Survey.

In mid-2006, the Chinese central government increased the salaries and pensions of civil servants in its coastal areas but a funded mandate in others.

We draw on firm-level administrative VAT records from 11 countries at different income levels to examine the functioning of real-world VAT systems.

Understanding Society, the UK Household Longitudinal Study includes a wide range of health measures, and in particular biomarker and genetic data.

We study political donations data disclosed since 2001 to evaluate the role of private and public political finance over time.