Autumn Budget 2017: distributional analysis

Agnes Norris Keiller; Tom Waters

Autumn Budget 2017: distributional analysis

Agnes Norris Keiller and Tom Waters

Appendix

23 Nov 2017

This presentation is the appendix for Autumn Budget 2017: tax and benefit changes given at the IFS Autumn 2017 post-Budget briefing.

Related Information

Publisher

The IFS

Document link

Download full report

Funded by

More on this topic

04 Feb 2019

Newspaper article

Someone has to be equal to the task of solving the problem of inequality

There are few concerns older than that with inequality. It's time to do something about it.

04 Feb 2019

Video clip

The Deaton Review

11 Jan 2019

Observation

Reform to two-child limit addresses retrospection, but does not change long-run cut to support for big families

Today Amber Rudd, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, announced that the ‘two-child limit’ in tax credits and Universal Credit will not apply to children born before the policy was implemented in April 2017. This tackles the ‘retrospective’ application of the policy that had ...

07 Nov 2018

Observation

The 'gender commuting gap' widens considerably in the first decade after childbirth

23 Oct 2018

Presentation

Household behaviour and the dynamics of income and earnings inequality

This presentation was given as the keynote speech at the Copenhagen Business School's launch of their Business in Society Platform on Inequality.