As part of our Vox Pop series, recent graduate Tom Hannah expresses his dismay over one particular aspect of the recent Budget that will pump more noxious fumes into a climate of intergenerational unfairness
The public say they back higher taxes to fund the NHS – so where does this leave intergenerational fairness?
David Kingman looks at the results of an interesting piece of research which gauged public support for higher spending on the NHS, and ponders what they mean in intergenerational terms
A People’s Plan for Housing
IF supporter Tim Lund has a policy proposal that political parties could usefully adopt to address the drought in new housing supply
Labour attempts to woo first-time buyer vote with new housebuilding fund
David Kingman reports on one of the biggest announcements so far from the Labour Party on their housing policy ahead of the 2015 general election
New report examines the long-term impact of Britain’s shortage of affordable homes on peoples’ lives
David Kingman summarises the conclusions of a new report from Shelter which warns of a growing gap in life outcomes between those who are fortunate enough to become owner-occupiers and those who can’t
Will HS2 benefit future generations?
David Kingman reports on the recent recommendation from the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee that the controversial “High Speed 2” rail line between London and the north of England should not go ahead
Youth unemployment remains stubbornly high
Amid the tide of positive economic stories that have come out in connection with the 2015 Budget, David Kingman reminds readers that youth unemployment still remains largely untouched by this trend
Will Help-to-Buy ISAs really help first-time buyers?
David Kingman questions whether one of the big announcements from the Budget is really as good as it first appears
New report from government advisor Ros Altman calls for dedicated strategy to help older workers
David Kingman reports on the recent recommendation that the government should have a dedicated strategy to assist older workers with finding employment, and asks whether more targeted help is needed for people of all ages
Two further studies argue that young people have suffered the most during the recession
David Kingman explains two new pieces of research which both argue that young people have suffered worse than older age groups during the recent recession