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Institute for Public Policy Research

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IPPR
Report

The decades of disruption: new social risks and the future of the welfare state


A number of major disruptive forces will transform life in the United Kingdom and globally in the 2020s and beyond, creating a new set of social risks.
Discussion paper

Inside the black box: the public finances after coronavirus


The global COVID-19 pandemic has required unprecedented government action at an unprecedented pace. It is vital that policymakers act to slow the spread of the virus, protect people's livelihoods and ensure the economic recovery delivers both prosperity and justice for the long term. This discussion paper has been commissioned to provide rapid analysis and expertise...
Report

Who wins and who pays? Rentier power and the Covid crisis


This analysis of recent UK economic support measures suggests that the crisis will exacerbate inequalities between the working poor and the asset-owning wealthy.
Report

Care fit for carers


This report provides new evidence on the experience of the healthcare workforce during COVID-19 to date – from IPPR/YouGov polling of healthcare workers and the general public; an IPPR consultation; and from literature review.
Policy report

Children of the pandemic


While the UK Government has taken strong actions to support firms and some workers, this paper argues that further measures are needed to support children and their families.

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