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36: UK Business Investment: Economists, Managers, Financiers An Integrated Framework to Analyse the Past and Underpin Prospects

Catherine L. Mann

34: Maximising productivity through managing new technology - A report prepared for the Midlands Productivity Forum

Peter Dickinson Dickinson, Emily Erickson and Chris Warhurst

33: A framework for understanding transformation FDI

Nigel Driffield and Xiaocan Yuan

32: Climate Change and Productivity: Exploring the Links

Dirk Pilat

31: Part-time work and productivity

Jill Rubery, Isabelle Bi-Swinglehurst and Anthony Rafferty

30: Public Sector Productivity Review: Fifteen questions

Nina Jörden, Lucy Hampton and Ayantola Alayande

29: Charging Towards Productivity.Moving Past the Bump in the Road?

Britt Regal, Damian Grimshaw, Marcela Miozzo and Jonatan Pinkse

28: Rebuilding local democracy: the accountability challenge in English devolution

Jack Newman, Sam Warner, Michael Kenny and Andy Westwood

27: A new UK policy institution for growth and productivity – a blueprint

Anna Valero and Bart van Ark

26: Regional productivity, inequalities, potential causes, and institutional challenges

Michael Kenny, Philip McCann and Raquel Ortega-Argilés

25: Public Sector Productivity – managing the Baumol cost disease

Bart van Ark, Joel Hoskins and Nina Jörden

24: The green transition: Net Zero as an opportunity to improve productivity

Jonatan Pinkse

23: Skills for productivity growth

Damian Grimshaw, Mary O'Mahony and Andy Westwood

22: Why isn’t digitalisation improving productivity growth?

Diane Coyle

21: Productivity, Innovation and R&D

Richard A. L. Jones

20: The changing landscape of firm-level productivity – anatomy and policy implications

Stephen Roper

19: Investing for the long run

Jagjit Chadha and Anthony Venables

18: The UK’s productivity challenge: people, firms, and places

Bart van Ark and Mary O'Mahony

17: Driving change in UK housing construction: a Sisyphean task?

Suzanne Peters, Jonatan Pinkse and Graham Winch

16: New insights on regional capital investment in the UK, 1997 to 2019

Michael Becker and Josh Martin

15: The Rise of Pro-Productivity Institutions: A Review of Analysis and Policy Recommendations

Dirk Pilat

14: Science and innovation policy for hard times: an overview of the UK’s Research and Development landscape

Richard A. L. Jones

13: Between a rock and a hard place: Trade offs between prosperity and inclusivity when implementing regional growth policies

Simon Collinson, Nigel Driffield, Charlotte Hoole and Anatasios Kitsos

12: FECs, innovation, and skills: A literature review

Jen Nelles, Kevin Walsh and Michalis Papazoglou

11: Levelling Up: The Need for an Institutionally Coordinated Approach to National and Regional Productivity

Philip McCann

10: The Midlands' Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

Nigel Driffield

9: East Anglia's Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

Owen Garling

8: The fiscal implication of levelling up and UK governance devolution

Philip McCann

7: Wales’ Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

Andrew Henley

6: Scotland's Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

John Tsoukalas

5: Levelling Up, Local Growth and Productivity in England

Andrew Westwood, Marianne Sensier and Nicola Pike

4: Northern Ireland's Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

David Jordan and John Turner

3: The North West of England's Productivity Challenge: Exploring the issues

John Holden, Marianne Sensier and Richard Allmendinger

2: UK’s Industrial Policy: Learning from the past?

Diane Coyle and Adam Muhtar

1: Uber and Beyond - Policy Implications for the UK

Diane Coyle, Abi Adams-Prassl and Jeremias Adams-Prassl