5 March 2020
Productivity knocks
This working paper argues that investment in social infrastructure has long-run economic returns, but that the current spending system has led it to be neglected.
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26 May 2019
Unsqueezing the middle
CPP analysis shows that house prices have increased in the last 20 years at a much faster rate than earnings, resulting in a decrease in disposable income across median households.
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19 September 2018
Gathering the windfall
In this working paper, Thomas Aubrey looks at how changing land law can unlock England’s housing supply potential.
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19 June 2018
Don’t shoot the messenger
Working paper describing why mergers and acquisitions highlight, not cause, the UK’s economic issues
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15 April 2018
Reforming the land market
A new analysis from the Centre for Progressive Policy shows that the government can reach its target of 300,000 additional homes by reforming the land market
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