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Budget 2026: what should we expect?
podcast
What should we expect from the October Budget? IFS economists discuss the choices facing the Chancellor on energy bills, taxes and public spending.
22 October 2026
Is the Chancellor’s spending plan credible?
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Higher inflation, rising borrowing and potential spending cuts: what will the Chancellor’s first Budget mean for the economy and households today?
15 October 2026
Are renewables making electricity more expensive?
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Why is electricity so expensive? We explore the role of renewables, the costs of decarbonisation and the future of Britain's energy system.
8 October 2026
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IFS Zooms In Live: A look ahead to the Budget
event 20 October 2026
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Autumn Budget 2026: IFS analysis
event 29 October 2026
Join us as IFS researchers present their initial response to Chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget.
IFS Public Economics Day 2027
event 8 January 2027
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Health and social care

This work analyses the financing, organisation and the demand for health and social care. It studies how much the UK spends on health and social care, specific policies that affect the delivery of care, workforce issues, health inequalities and a wide set of determinants of demand for health and social care in the UK and in low and middle income countries.

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Earning and learning: educational policy and the growth of part-time work by full-time pupils

Journal article

The 'traditional' view, in both educational and labour-market policy, of the transition from education to employment centres on the school-leaving decision - in other words, on a particular point in time when the individual concerned decides to leave full-time education and enter the labour market.

1 February 1996

Private health and the state of the NHS

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1 January 1996

Private health insurance and the state of the NHS

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This report studies the demand for private health insurance in the UK using data from the British Social Attitudes Survey.

1 January 1996

The demand for private health insurance: do waiting lists matter?

Working Paper

This report studies the demand for private health insurance in the UK using data from the British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey.

1 January 1996

The state of the NHS

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1 January 1996

Estimates of the economic return to schooling for the UK

Working Paper

This paper estimates the impact of schooling on the wages of men.

1 January 1995

Intergenerational mobility in Britain

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In this paper we examine the concept of intergenerational mobility in earnings and in lifetime or 'permanent' status, and discuss its measurement using regression and quantile transition matrix approaches.

1 January 1995

The tax treatment of marriage: what has the Chancellor really achieved?

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1 May 1988

Statutory sick pay: an appraisal

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1 May 1987

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