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This article written by the ERC describes the nature and impact of the research project 'Microeconomic Analysis of Prices, Food and Nutrition (MAPFAN)'
Total losses may bigger than those suffered in the 1980s, but they are more evenly spread argues Paul Johnson in an article in The Scotsman.
This opinion piece is published in the article 'Stamp duty dodges target mass market' by Tanya Powley in the Financial Times, February 22, 2013.
Contribution by Paul Johnson to Sunday Times article on how to kick-start the economy.
It's not just about who's better or worse off, the bill represents something deeper and more interesting about pensions policy. Article in the Guardian.
The OBR seems to suggest Osborne’s tax scheme could cost £1bn a year, writes Paul Johnson
Article published in the Financial Times, 10 December 2012
Article published in the Independent on Sunday, 2 December 2012
The richest 1% of income tax payesr pay nearly 30% of it. Article in the Financial Times.
The savings will take a long time to be realised: only about 35,000 workless families have a third child each year
Article published in the Independent 26 October 2012 Browse publications & research
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