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Survey: Tell us how Covid-19 has affected your income

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Survey: Tell us how Covid-19 has affected your income

Take our three-minute survey – and then share it with family and friends.

12 April 2021

NEF in the news, April 2021

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NEF in the news, April 2021

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

09 April 2021

Social care reform: ambition vs reality

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Social care reform: ambition vs reality

Public appetite for social care reform is high but will the government finally take some action?

Daniel Button

08 April 2021

Seaspiracy – fact or fantasy?

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Seaspiracy – fact or fantasy?

Raising awareness is important but this documentary failed to get the narrative and facts right

Chris Williams

07 April 2021

Making the most of furlough

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Making the most of furlough

With 850,000 jobs still at risk by the end of summer, furlough can play a transformational role in training and education beyond September

Alex Chapman, Chaitanya Kumar, Alfie Stirling

05 April 2021

6.4 billion hours spent on furlough in 2020

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6.4 billion hours spent on furlough in 2020

New analysis from NEF shows 850,000 jobs at risk from September once furlough scheme ends and recommends further hours spent on furlough include formal training and education

05 April 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: What will Biden’s America look like?

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Weekly Economics Podcast: What will Biden’s America look like?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Kate Aronoff, staff writer at the New Republic

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

01 April 2021

NEF in the news, March 2021

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NEF in the news, March 2021

Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation

31 March 2021

The green homes grant was deeply flawed - but scrapping it is bad news

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The green homes grant was deeply flawed - but scrapping it is bad news

With eight months until the COP climate summit, cutting our only major green stimulus policy doesn’t exactly scream ‘climate leadership’.

Rebekah Diski

31 March 2021

Three lessons from Bogota on making cities safer for women

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Three lessons from Bogota on making cities safer for women

We need to ensure everyone has the right to move around freely and participate in public life

Tiffany Lam

30 March 2021

Social Housing Summit

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Social Housing Summit

Bringing together organisers from across the social housing movement to share skills and build power

Date: 27 March 2021, 11:00-14:00

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Watch: NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC Question Time

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Watch: NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on BBC Question Time

See what she had to say on the pandemic, the deficit, Brexit, and tax.

29 March 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: Changing the rules of our economy to stop environmental breakdown

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Weekly Economics Podcast: Changing the rules of our economy to stop environmental breakdown

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Laurie Laybourn-Langton, co-author of the new book Planet On Fire, and NEF trustee

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

19 March 2021

Weekly Economics Podcast: How can we make sure everyone has enough to live on?

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Weekly Economics Podcast: How can we make sure everyone has enough to live on?

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh and Sonali Joshi, co-founder of Excluded UK

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith

12 March 2021

Post-Covid Britain needs a new social guarantee

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Post-Covid Britain needs a new social guarantee

Anna Coote and Neal Lawson write for the Guardian

Anna Coote, Neal Lawson

11 March 2021

Make government spending matter

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Make government spending matter

GDP, inflation and the government deficit reign supreme in the budget - but are they giving us the results that we want?

Daniel Button

10 March 2021

Greening the Eurosystem collateral framework

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Greening the Eurosystem collateral framework

How to decarbonise the ECB’s monetary policy

Yannis Dafermos, Daniela Gabor, Maria Nikolaidi, Adam Pawloff, Frank van Lerven

10 March 2021

Pick a number, any number

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Pick a number, any number

Setting arbitrary targets for fiscal policy risks locking-in fresh rounds of austerity

Frank van Lerven

09 March 2021

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