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Featured post
Leading from behind: rating agencies’ relaxed reaction to the pandemic
Credit rating agencies are relied upon as leading sources of credit risk information and act as gatekeepers to global debt markets. How well they fulfil their role is a key question when the agencies have taken a business-as-usual approach to sovereign ratings, despite the financial, economic, and social havoc wreaked by the pandemic.
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Productivity Institute
How is productivity in UK healthcare really performing?
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Levelling Up
How intangible assets can help alleviate the regional disparity
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Between Two Unions
Union at the Crossroads: Why the British state must overhaul its approach to devolution
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The Wealth Economy
Can we assess the costs and benefits of environmental sustainability?
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Levelling Up
What does levelling up mean to Cambridge and the wider region?
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The Digital State
Uber ruling: what are the wider policy implications?
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Thinking ahead: Why the mathematics of stability matters for policy
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Levelling Up
Building the social infrastructure of and for the future
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Between Two Unions
The Dunlop Review: implications for the Union?
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Levelling Up
Reconciling a triple agenda through policy design
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Well-being & progress
Why public policy for wellbeing needs more than one approach
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The Wealth Economy
Rising Temperatures, Melting Ratings