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Publications

Locked Out: How property crowdfunding could help the next generation of homeowners

Published

February 22, 2016

Author

  • Katie Evans
  • Nigel Keohane

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The UK’s housing market exhibits many symptoms of failure. This report shows that: Homeownership rates among young people have declined dramatically in the UK in past decades despite nine out of ten of this group aspiring to buy a home. … Continued

It’s Prices, Stupid: Explaining falling crime in the UK

Published

February 22, 2016

Author

  • Mirko Draca (CAGE)

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This CAGE briefing paper puts forward comprehensive evidence on prices and crime for a large range of goods, focusing on monthly data for London over 2002-2012. It finds that crime is responsive to prices across the large range of goods.
Events

Budget 2016: Rachel Reeves MP – Opportunities and risks for the UK economy

Date and time

March 7, 2016 09:30 to 11:00
In her first major speech since returning from maternity leave in January, Rachel Reeves MP, former Bank of England economist and Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, and now member of the Treasury Select Committee, will identify key opportunities and risks for Britain's economy in the coming period.
Blog

‘Ask The Expert’: Dr. Neil Lee on the economics of the “Northern Powerhouse”

Published

February 26, 2016

Author

Ben Richards

The idea of the “Northern Powerhouse” has potential – but in practice has drifted away from the economic theory it is based on, and faces key challenges of finance and regional skills disparities. In the latest of our ESRC-sponsored Ask … Continued

PRESS RELEASE: New report finds 1.8 million more 25-34 year-olds locked out of the housing market since 2001

Published

February 22, 2016

Author

Sean O'Brien

A new report from the Social Market Foundation has found that almost two million more young people have been locked out of the housing market since 2001 – and argues that property crowdfunding offers a way to help more people onto the housing ladder, while also providing much needed investment in housebuilding.

PRESS RELEASE: New study reveals striking relationship between property crime and prices of commonly sought after goods

Published

February 22, 2016

Author

Sean O'Brien

New research released today by the Social Market Foundation reveals the extent of the relationship between property crime rates and the changing prices of consumer goods and suggests that investments in security and ‘predictive policing’ – where police work adapts to market prices – could help lower crime rates.

PRESS RELEASE: New research finds offsetting new National Living Wage will force businesses to choose between boosting worker productivity and cutting costs

Published

February 15, 2016

Author

Sean O'Brien

New research conducted by the Social Market Foundation analyses the potential impact of the new rate on businesses across the UK.

Don’t blame Google – we need to tax tech globally

Published

February 11, 2016

Author

Emran Mian

SMF Director Emran Mian argues that rather than haranguing technology companies nationally to very little benefit, we should look to create new global taxes to solve the ‘Google Tax’ problem.

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