Inflation

This talk was given by Paul Johnson at Tony Blair Institute for Global Change's Future of Britain conference.

Paul Johnson writes for the Times on the 'difficult decisions' surrounding public sector pay.

Due to inflation forecast errors alone, students from the poorest families will lose £100 per month in maintenance support.

Initial analysis of the Chancellor's statement on the cost of living crisis.

They might not know it yet, and it is likely to pass the rest of us by entirely, but for more than two and half million families, today is a very big day.

At the end of February, the government announced the most significant reform to the student loans system in England since at least 2012.

Director Paul Johnson on the effects of inflation on pension policy in The Times.

Using inflation as a cover, the government is cutting maintenance loans, increasing student loan repayments and lowering maximum tuition fees.

This observation looks at how today’s high inflation figures are affecting different income groups.

Earlier this week, markets reacted to comments by the governor of the Bank of England by bringing forward their expectations of when interest rates will rise. What will this mean for different generations?

The COVID-19 pandemic led many countries to implement social distancing, lockdowns and travel restrictions, which have resulted in a collapse in the world economy unprecedented in peacetime.