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Reforming the tax system for the 21st century.
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Researchers at the Institute for Fiscal Studies have found some similarities as well as some stark differences between the response of households to the current recession and the previous two.
Ralph De Haas, Heike Harmgart, Britta Augsburg and Costas Meghir
This EBRD impact brief reports on a randomised field experiment in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This paper considers identifi cation and estimation in models imposing conditional independence restrictions and featuring a scalar disturbance.
Choosing the place of care: the effect of patient choice on treatment location in England, 2003-2011
This report forms part of research to establish a long-term expertise in the use of competition and market mechanisms in health care – both in the NHS in England and internationally.
This article was published in 'Britain in 2013 - the nation in focus'.
Paul Johnson considers the tough choices Britain faces and the fiscal adjustments needed to create a secure future for all
This article was published in 'Britain in 2013 - the nation in focus'.
This article was published in 'Britain in 2013 - the nation in focus'.
Article published in 'Britain in 2013 - the nation in focus'
This article discusses the current system of motoring taxes in teh UK and recommends a move towards a system of road pricing.
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