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How I learned to stop worrying and love responsible borrowing

7 things you should know about government finances

23 January 2023

Why carbon taxes should be spent on insulating the nation's draughty homes

The UK is raising more money from carbon taxes than it is spending on tackling emissions – these funds should go towards insulating our draughty homes.

Margaret Welsh, Alex Chapman

17 January 2023

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We can’t fix the NHS crisis until we fix our social care crisis

With 165,000 unfilled vacancies in social care, we urgently need to recruit people to work in the sector to resolve the crisis

Jeevun Sandher

13 January 2023

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A care workforce fit for Britain

Spreading high-quality, well-paid care jobs nationwide

Jeevun Sandher, Daniel Button

13 January 2023

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NEF in the news, December 2022

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

01 January 2023

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NEF’s 2022 reading list

A reading list of our most fascinating, interesting or insightful work from this year, for you to digest over the festive season

28 December 2022

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Can words change the world?

How do you change the world? Are words enough? Or are they just the icing on the cake?

Sofie Jenkinson, Margaret Welsh

23 December 2022

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The New Economics Zine: Issue 5

Can words change the world?

23 December 2022

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NEF review of the year 2022

Highlights from the last 12 months

19 December 2022

Press Releases

UK govt spending a billion pounds less on cutting domestic emissions than it raises through carbon taxes

Just 20% of the new revenue raised from the emissions trading scheme this year will be reinvested to tackle climate change

18 December 2022

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Making polluters pay

How the Emissions Trading Scheme should be harnessed to benefit people and climate

Alex Chapman

18 December 2022

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NEF Chief Executive Miatta Fahnbulleh to stand down in 2023

New Economics Foundation outlines plans to recruit a new CEO in 2023

16 December 2022

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8 reasons to share the wealth

The richest few are taking too much – it’s time to share the wealth we all create.

Clifford Singer

15 December 2022

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Two in five families will be unable to afford a decent standard of living by the next general election

Households unable to afford a decent living will fall short by £10,000 a year on average, according to new analysis by the New Economics Foundation

13 December 2022

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The national living income

Guaranteeing a decent minimum income for all

Sam Tims, Alfie Stirling

12 December 2022

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NEF in the news, November 2022

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

01 December 2022

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The victim-blaming culture of housing associations has trickled down from the government

There are 940,000 homes in England with damp and mould. This government should take a healthy share of responsibility.

Heather Kennedy

30 November 2022

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European Fiscal Rules for a New Era

Sebastian Mang wrote for Green European Journal

Sebastian Mang

30 November 2022

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How I learned to stop worrying and love responsible borrowing

Why carbon taxes should be spent on insulating the nation's draughty homes

We can’t fix the NHS crisis until we fix our social care crisis

A care workforce fit for Britain

NEF in the news, December 2022

NEF’s 2022 reading list

Can words change the world?

The New Economics Zine: Issue 5

NEF review of the year 2022

UK govt spending a billion pounds less on cutting domestic emissions than it raises through carbon taxes

Making polluters pay

NEF Chief Executive Miatta Fahnbulleh to stand down in 2023

8 reasons to share the wealth

Two in five families will be unable to afford a decent standard of living by the next general election

The national living income

NEF in the news, November 2022

The victim-blaming culture of housing associations has trickled down from the government

European Fiscal Rules for a New Era

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