Commentary & Podcasts
Commentary
Payments: More important than you might think
Matthew Oakley examines the role of the new Payments Strategy Forum and outlines the often unconsidered importance that payments and methods of payment have in shaping our economy and society.
Published: | 17 September 2015 |
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Chalk + Talk: What can economists learn by thinking like an engineer?
Engineering doesn’t always get the fame it deserves according to Guru Madhavan.
Published: | 08 September 2015 |
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Saving for the long-term: Engaging pension investors by enabling them to invest in society
By Simon Rowell, Big Society Capital
Published: | 03 September 2015 |
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More mis-selling – when will the banks learn to behave?
SMF economist Katie Evans blogs on the latest mis-selling scandal to hit the UK banking sector, arguing that a real cultural change is still needed in banking and greater competition could provide the answer.
Published: | 21 August 2015 |
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Self-employment is no easy route out of poverty
SMF Chief Economist Nida Broughton explores the latest employment figures and reflects on whether self-employment is an easy route out of poverty or whether it masks the scale of disadvantage that those from ethnic minority backgrounds face in accessing high quality jobs.
Published: | 12 August 2015 |
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Chalk + Talk: General Election 2015 and the fragmentation of Britain’s Party system
SMF Researcher Ben Richards summarises our latest Chalk + Talk seminar with Professor Edward Fieldhouse of the Institute for Social Change, University of Manchester who presented explanations for the fragmentation of Britain’s political party system drawing on his work as Director of the British Election Study.
Published: | 05 August 2015 |
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