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Mike Brewer, María José Suárez and Ian Walker
Many people in the UK do not claim benefits to which they seem to be entitled. Amongst those of working-age, take-up rates for Family Credit.
This paper studies the relationship between demographic change and international capital flows using a large cross-country time-series dataset.
Kim Perren, Sue Middleton and Carl Emmerson
This report contains a summary of quantitative evidence from an evaluation of the Education
Andrew B Bernard, Stephen Redding, Peter K Schott and Helen Simpson
This paper shows that the location of economic activity is correlated with the variation in relative wages.
Helen Simpson and Rupert Harrison
Renata Bottazzi, Tullio Jappelli and Mario Padula
We estimate the effect of pension reforms on households' expectations and wealth accumulation decisions.
Erich Battistin and E. Rettore
Andrew Bernard, Helen Simpson, Stephen Redding and Peter Schott
Christine Frayne, C. Emmerson, S. Mc Nally and P. Pelkonen
Helen Simpson, Andrew Bernard, Stephen Redding and Peter Schott
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