Presentations

This online event presented new analysis on the disability benefit system and options for reforming PIP.

This in-person event marks the launch of a major new report bringing together insights from the IFS Transforming Justice programme.

As the Pensions Commission moves towards developing policy recommendations, this presentation discusses some of the key trade-offs it faces.

IFS researchers presented findings on employer pension contributions and explored how higher minimum rates could affect workers and employers.

CEP and IFS host the 1st annual labour conference in London, looking at how wages and careers are shaped by firms and labour market institutions.

A two-day conference on development economics, hosted by IFS, bringing researchers to discuss key issues in low and middle-income countries.

This in-person event, in partnership with and hosted by the Royal Society of Edinburgh, will discuss the findings of the IFS-Deaton Review

This online event presented findings from a new report on how the reform will likely affect different groups of employees and employers.

Join us and the University of Edinburgh ahead of the Scottish elections for analysis of fiscal policy and the parties' plans for the next five years.

The IFS-Deaton Review’s final workshop, where we explored the review's findings and their policy implications in the UK context.

A joint webinar with the Centre for Public Policy and the Institute for Fiscal Studies on the Scottish party manifestos and spending plans.

A joint webinar with the Welsh Election Study and the Institute for Fiscal Studies on the Welsh party manifestos and spending plans.

At this event, researchers presented evidence on the causes, consequences and potential policy responses to the challenge of low housing affordability