'What country, friends, is this?' A guide to the EU Referendum debate
An IPR Policy Brief exploring the various debates around the UK's membership of the EU in the months prior to the referendum.
Publications
Documents and other files you can download.
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A basic income for France: Ideas for a debate
A report exploring the distributional effects of selected options for a Universal Basic Income (UBI) scheme in France, authored by Professor Matteo Richiardi.
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A big, vast, grey area: Childcare and Universal Credit
A policy brief summarising key findings and recommendations of research exploring how low-income parents in receipt of Universal Credit manage childcare costs.
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A big, vast, grey area: Exploring the lived experiences of childcare for parents on Universal Credit
This report explores how parents in receipt of Universal Credit manage childcare costs, and their experiences of childcare and work conditionality requirements.
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A comparative analysis of the portability of social security rights within the European Union
An IPR Policy Brief focusing on comparing European Union (EU) migrants’ access to and portability of social security rights in four country-pair case studies
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A new industrial policy for the UK – some guidelines for policymakers
An IPR Policy Brief examining industrial strategy and the need to adopt a more proactive approach in promoting long term sustainable productive activities.
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A UBI for Germany funded by indirect tax reforms
This paper explores the possibility of funding Universal Basic Income (UBI) programmes through indirect tax reforms.
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A very large gamble: evidence on Quantitative Easing in the US and UK
An IPR Policy Brief reviewing the impact of Quantitative Easing on financial markets and on output, employment and inflation.
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Advergames: It’s not child’s play
An IPR Policy Brief that reviews the latest research evidence on the use of advergames and their effects on children.
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Alternatives to Austerity
An IPR Report taking a detailed look at austerity following the financial crisis, and alternative interpretations of the UK economy.