Events

An IFS seminar on child and working tax credits.

Seven top graduates on the US market will present their work at this conference.

This course will discuss the econometric theory for panels with a large number of units (e.g. individuals or firms) and a large number of time periods.

An EDePo Master Class.

A two-day residential conference that will examine the interaction of tax and family law in the UK, social policy and Tax Credits and alternative (international) tax and benefit policies.

The Government's latest figures on the distribution of income in Britainwill be released by the Department for Work and Pensions on Wednesday30th March. The IFS will be releasing a detailed analysis of the latestfigures and recent trends on the same day.

A comprehensive guide to the different parties HE funding options.

An opportunity to hear a considered view of the Chancellor's 2005 Budget announcements from Institute staff.

A cemmap Master Class.

GMM methods for moment condition models are often unreliable in finite samples. Empirical likelihood and related procedures offer attractive alternative methods for estimation and tools for inference. This workshop brings together a number of recent contributions and researchers in this important field of econometric research.

The launch of the 2005 Green Budget, in collaboration with Morgan Stanley.

Empirical studies of demand and supply in differentiated-product industries.

The IFS Annual Lecture 2005.