Events

Publications

Who watches the workers?

New technology can shift power to workers, but also means employers can more easily track their employees

Duncan McCann, Robbie Warin

14 June 2018

Blog

Who wins when we change the tax system?

Tax changes might be high on the agenda of the next government. What effect will they have?

Lukasz Krebel

27 June 2019

Coverage

Who's in Prime Minister Johnson's cabinet and what does this mean for the country?

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on Sky News Sunrise

Miatta Fahnbulleh

25 July 2019

Blog

Who's powering your community?

South London residents are taking control of their energy

Stephen Devlin

21 October 2016

Blog

Who’s losing income during the pandemic?

Men working in finance and insurance are the only group who haven’t seen their wages go down.

Sarah Arnold, Christian Jaccarini

14 June 2020

Blog

Who’s pulling the strings?

Uncovering a tale of deregulation in the EU

Frank van Lerven

11 December 2018

Publications

Who’s the Entrepreneur?

The BizFizz Story: Unleashing the passion, transforming communities

17 August 2010

Blog

Why 'net zero emissions by 2050' needs a Green New Deal

The Climate Change Committee has made its recommendations - so what now?

David Powell

02 May 2019

Coverage

Why a National Skilling Wage is the route to net zero

Danny Sriskandarajah writes for the New Statesman

Danny Sriskandarajah

28 March 2024

Blog

Why all policy is climate policy

Everything we do affects the world we live on

David Powell

06 June 2017

Coverage

Why are profit-making factories closing across England?

There are more than 660,000 fewer people working in manufacturing in England than there were in 2005. But these plants are profitable – and their closure should be avoidable.

Sara Mahmoud

05 January 2018

Coverage

Why are we seeing such big spending commitments from parties in this election?

Andrew Pendleton on LBC

Andrew Pendleton

08 November 2019

Blog

Why big money doesn’t want a diesel ban

Big money would suffer large losses from a diesel ban - but that shouldn't hinder action

Frank van Lerven

08 September 2017

Coverage

Why can’t you afford a home? Acclaim for our new book on economics of land and housing

NEF economists' book on land and housing receives positive coverage in the Financial Times this week.

15 March 2017

Blog

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