Firms

Some evidence on the effects of the National Living Wage on firms' wage structures.

This report examines the way in which ‘hollowing out’ and other labour market trends have shaped the economic geography of the UK.

This report discusses the temporary full-expensing policy and whether it should be made a permanent part of the corporate tax base.

This report highlights 10 key facts about UK tax and public finance policy that will underpin the choices faced by governments in coming decades.

"What is needed is a coherent plan for the future of corporation tax as part of a wider fiscal strategy." Paul Johnson writes for the Times.

Giulia Giupponi takes us through the latest research on the UK labour market.

In this video, John Van Reenan takes us through the latest research on firms in the UK - and looks at their impact on inequality.

Firms are at the centre of our economy: they make the things we buy, set prices, invent new things and provide jobs. They also differ widely in their size, their productivity, their innovativeness, and the wages and conditions they offer. This event will address a number of key questions regarding firms and inequality.