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New Chancellor Rachel Reeves presented her first Budget on Wednesday 30th October. The first Budget from a Labour Government since 2010 had the potential to shape much of the domestic policy agenda for the rest of the parliament, with difficult decisions to be made about how much to tax, how much to spend and how much to borrow. Alongside the Budget, Ms Reeves was expected to confirm individual departmental spending limits for this year and set them for next year. She also set the path of overall spending - a key constraint on next spring's multi-year spending review - for the remainder of this parliament.
IFS researchers presented their initial analysis of the Chancellor's announcements on the following day, Thursday 31st October, at an online webinar.
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Bee Boileau
Bee joined the IFS in 2021 as a Research Economist and works in the Retirement, Saving and Ageing sector.
Isaac Delestre
Isaac is a Senior Research Economist in the Taxation sector, focusing on the taxation of high-income individuals and closely-held corporate entities.
Paul Johnson
Paul has been the Director of the IFS since 2011. He is also currently visiting professor in the Department of Economics at University College London.
Isabel Stockton
Isabel works in the Healthcare sector, and on the public finances. Their research focuses on retaining and developing the NHS workforce.
Tom Wernham
Tom's main research areas are living standards and poverty, the benefits system, and its interactions with the labour market.
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