CEP Election Analysis Papers

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067: Energy and climate change: Leo Mercer, Esin Serin and Anna Valero
066: Real wages, inequality and living standards: Stephen Machin
065: Further and higher education: Sandra McNally, Guglielmo Ventura and Gill Wyness
064: Schools: Lee Elliot Major, Stephen Gibbons, Sandra McNally and Shqiponja Telhaj
063: Wellbeing: Richard Layard
062: Immigration: Tessa Hall and Alan Manning
061: Housing and planning: Paul Cheshire and Christian Hilber
060: Work, wages and inactivity: Jonathan Wadsworth
059: Spatial disparities in productivity and income: Will Brett-Harding and Henry Overman
058: Brexit and UK trade: Dennis Novy, Thomas Sampson and Catherine Thomas
057: Growth and productivity: Anna Valero and John van Reenen
056: #GE2019Economists: the research evidence on key issues for voters in the 2019 UK General Election: Helen Ward, Anna Valero, John van Reenen, Rui Costa, Stephen Machin, Swati Dhingra, Thomas Sampson, Jonathan Wadsworth, Lee Elliot Major, Jo Blanden, Sandra McNally, Gill Wyness, Henry Overman, Paul Cheshire, Christian Hilber, Ralf Martin, Petra Sarapatkova, Dennis Verhoeven, Michael Anderson, Alistair McGuire, Elias Mossialos and Tom Kirchmaier
055: Policing and crime: Tom Kirchmaier
054: Energy and climate change: Ralf Martin, Petra Sarapatkova and Dennis Verhoeven
053: Health and social care: Michael Anderson, Alistair McGuire and Elias Mossialos
052: Immigration: Jonathan Wadsworth
051: Housing: Paul Cheshire and Christian Hilber
050: Education and skills: Jo Blanden, Sandra McNally and Gill Wyness
049: The UK economy: policies for investment and productivity growth: Anna Valero and John van Reenen
048: Brexit economics: Swati Dhingra and Thomas Sampson
047: People, places and politics: Henry Overman
046: The labour market: Rui Costa and Stephen Machin
045: Social mobility: Lee Elliot Major and Stephen Machin
044: #GE2017Economists: The Research Evidence on Key Issues for Voters in the 2017 UK General Election: Stephen Machin and Romesh Vaitilingam
043: Brexit as Climate Policy: The Agenda on Energy and the Environment: Ralf Martin
042: The UK's Regional Divide: Can Policy Make a Difference: Henry Overman
041: Education and Skills: The UK Policy Agenda: Sandra McNally and Gill Wyness
040: Brexit and the UK Economy: Swati Dhingra and Thomas Sampson
039: Immigration and the UK Economy: Jonathan Wadsworth
038: The UK's New Industrial Strategy: Anna Valero
037: The NHS and Social Care: Prospects for Funding, Staffing and Performance into the 2020s: Alistair McGuire
036: Real Wages and Living Standards in the UK: Rui Costa and Stephen Machin
035: A New Priority for Mental Health: Richard Layard
034: #ElectionEconomics: The Research Evidence on Key Issues for Voters in the 2015 UK General Election: Ghazala Azmat, Brian Bell, Jonathan Colmer, Antoine Dechezleprêtre, Swati Dhingra, Christian Hilber, Stephen Machin, Alan Manning, Ralf Martin, Alistair McGuire, Sandra McNally, Gianmarco Ottaviano, Henry Overman, Isabelle Roland, Thomas Sampson, Anna Valero, John van Reenen, Jonathan Wadsworth, Gill Wyness and Gabriel Zucman
033: UK Housing and Planning Policies: the evidence from economic research: Christian Hilber
032: Energy and the Environment: a cold climate for climate change policies?: Jonathan Colmer, Antoine Dechezleprêtre and Ralf Martin
031: Fighting Crime: Can the Police do more with less?: Brian Bell
030: Inequality: Are we really 'all in this together'?: Gabriel Zucman
029: Top Rate of Income Tax: Alan Manning
028: Health: How Will the NHS Fare in a Cold Climate?: Alistair McGuire and John van Reenen
027: Gender Gaps in the UK Labour Market: jobs, pay and family-friendly policies: Ghazala Azmat
026: Paying for Higher Education: Gill Wyness
025: The Economic Performance of UK Cities: Can Urban and Regional Policy Make a Difference to the North-South Divide: Henry Overman
024: Real Wages and Living Standards: Stephen Machin
023: Schools: The Evidence on Academies, Resources and Pupil Performance: Sandra McNally
022: Should We Stay or Should We Go? The economic consequences of leaving the EU: Swati Dhingra, Gianmarco Ottaviano and Thomas Sampson
021: Productivity and Business Policies: Isabelle Roland and Anna Valero
020: Austerity: Growth Costs and Post-Election Plans: John van Reenen
019: Immigration and the UK Labour Market: Jonathan Wadsworth
018: The Scottish Referendum: Breaking Up is Hard – and expensive - to Do: John van Reenen
005: Immigration: The Evidence from Economic Research: Jonathan Wadsworth
004: Life Opportunities: The Evidence on the UK’s Declining Social Mobility: Joanne Blanden
003: Macroeconomic Assessment: Interest Rates, Taxes and Spending: Christopher Crowe
002: Reducing Crime: More Police, More Prisons or More Pay?: Olivier Marie
001: Health Care: Evidence on the Impact of Increased Spending and Patient Choice: Alistair McGuire and John van Reenen
000: Welfare to Work: The Evidence on Labour’s New Deal Policies: John van Reenen