'Beyond the comfort zone: How can planning reform boost housing supply and affordability?' Social Market Foundation Take away: Go big or go home. smf.co.uk/publications/b…

What do you wish you’d learnt more about in school? 91% of Brits say money and finance. 💷

There is a clear view then, that education should not just be academic, but about helping to prepare children for the real world.

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The Social Market Foundation and Cushon report reveals strong public support for a #pension #potforlife . Of course there are challenges that need to be addressed and details ironed out but no real deal breakers.

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Last week Neil Lee and Aveek Bhattacharya shared their edited collection of essays on Labour’s economic policy.

Here’s what Neil and I argued on our essay on Innovation

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'The payment was £140 before the energy crisis arose and prices rocketed; it badly needs to be increased to reflect that. The Social Market Foundation has made proposals that the Government would do well to adopt'
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“While there are some major strengths in our innovation system, there are also some major problems, and these need to be fixed before innovation provides a route to meaningful growth.”
Margarida Bandeira Morais and Neil Lee in new Social Market Foundation report.

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❗️New from Social Market Foundation: 'Labour Economics: Thinking through Labour’s economic agenda'

Featuring contributions from LSE Geography & Environment and Centre for Economic Performance scholars including Neil Lee, Margarida Morais, Henry G Overman and Paul Cheshire