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The Institute for Fiscal Studies casts serious doubt on the rapid expansion of apprenticeships.
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies is ESRC-funded.
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An experiment to see whether computers can identify criminals based on their faces has been conducted in China.
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Article cites Professor Susan McVie, Director of the ESRC-funded Applied Quantitative Methods Network (AQMeN)
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Equal pay laws in the UK could be put at risk by the country's exit from the EU, MPs on the Women and Equalities Commons committee hear.
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Article cites ESRC senior research fellow, Professor Catherine Barnard, University of Cambridge
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The futures of Austin Reed and British Home Stores are under threat. But what other well-known High Street stores have disappeared over the last 40 years?
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Article cites Professor Neil Wrigley of the ESRC-funded project The Future of UK High Streets
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EU countries are promising to take more asylum seekers, but which are best placed to do so?
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Article cites findings from the ESRC-funded Migration Observatory based at the University of Oxford
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The current financial year looks like being the biggest year for privatisations on record. What can we expect?
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Article cites analysis from the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies
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Institute for Fiscal Studies analysis of changes to student finance forecasts higher debts for poorer student, but savings for the government.
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Article cites analysis from the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies
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A lack of progress in tackling poverty in Wales is of "deep concern," say assembly members, who accuse ministers of being ineffective.
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Article cites findings from a report at the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies
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A return in average household incomes to pre-financial crisis levels is a "milestone" in the UK's economic recovery, the Chancellor has said.
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The article cites research by the ESRC-funded Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). |
This article features ESRC-funded research carried out by John Drury and Stephen Reicher (grants ES/N01068X/1 and RES-000-23-0446)