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There’s an extra £40bn of lost fiscal space
It's lodged behind the government’s budgetary sofa, and Farage is the only one looking for it

Hubert Kucharski
Jul 6, 20245 min read


The Treasury is paying for the Bank's dinner dates
Expensive bills and complicated relationship dynamics inbound, readers, brace yourselves

Hubert Kucharski
Jun 19, 20245 min read


Strength through Specialisation
Defence as Remedy for the Productivity Gap

Joseph Clark
May 5, 20243 min read


Did the Bank of England fail to understand QE?
There's a lot of debate surrounding inflation, so let's look at the causes

Hubert Kucharski
May 2, 20245 min read


Serious Faults Exposed in Bank of England Forecasting
Inflation, Money Growth, and Second-Round Effects: How Effective has the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Been?

Leeds Policy Institute
Apr 30, 20243 min read


Market Regulators aren’t Ready for the Digital Age
The CMA’s new ‘Digital Market, Competition, and Consumers Bill’ (DMCC) is far too ambiguous and inflexible, while lacking accountability, to ever properly regulate in the digital age

Leeds Policy Institute
Apr 29, 20243 min read


London Alone Can’t Fix the Climate Crisis
Without further devolution, with powers over green energy granted to local councils, the UK’s transformation towards its net-zero target may never happen

Leeds Policy Institute
Apr 29, 20243 min read


Financial Regulators are Operating in the Dark
When regulating Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries (NBFIs) serious gaps in data collection have led to poorly informed decisions

Leeds Policy Institute
Apr 29, 20243 min read


Shining a Light on Hidden Homelessness
Sofa-surfing is the largest form of homelessness in the UK, but policymakers provide few methods of support for those in need

Leeds Policy Institute
Apr 29, 20243 min read
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