IFS researchers present at Office of Manpower Economics conference

Published on 21 September 2017

IFS researchers Jonathan Cribb and Professor Richard Disney presented papers at the Office of Manpower Economics Conference: 'Research on public sector pay' on Thursday 21 Spetember 2017, along with a number of other organisations. The presentations can be found here....

IFS researchers Jonathan Cribb and Professor Richard Disney presented papers at the Office of Manpower Economics Conference: 'Research on public sector pay' on Thursday 21 Spetember 2017, along with a number of other organisations. The presentations can be found here. 

    Authors

    Jonathan Cribb
    Jonathan Cribb

    Associate Director

    Jonathan is an Associate Director and Head of Retirement, Savings and Ageing sector, focusing on pensions, savings and later-life economic activity.

    Richard Disney
    Richard Disney

    Research Associate University of Sussex

    Richard is an IFS Research Associate, a Part-time Professor of Economics at the University of Sussex and a Visiting Professor of Economics at UCL.

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    Publisher
    IFS

    Grant

    Centre for the Microeconomic Analysis of Public Policy (CPP), 2015-2020 Impact acceleration account 2014-2018 Economics of the police: recruitment, retention and finance Election briefings 2017

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