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This is the English translation of the chapter 'Tributación medioambiental: principios económicos y experiencia en el Reino Unido' published in Pelegry, E. and M. Larrea Basterra (eds.) (2013), Energía y Tributación Ambiental, Orkestra, Basque Institute for Competitiveness
This article is published in the International Tax Review, May 2013
This report explores whether engagement in risky behaviour could be reduced by providing young people with information.
Contribution to the ESRC publication 'Re-igniting Growth'
In October last year, the government announced a significant change to its plan to localise Council Tax Benefit starting in April 2013. Why was such a significant change announced to a policy two years after it was first announced and less than six months before councils will have to implement it?
This article considers the phenomenon of income inequality.
LSE British Politics and Policy Blog.
Viewpoint in the Times Business section, published 30 November 2012.
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