Using Global Minds data across 44 countries over the period 2020–25 we confirm that ill-being is no longer hump-shaped in age but now decreases in age ...

Summary of new research on the scale and sources of regional inequalities and policy implications.

On the benefits side, a new £40 per week ‘baby’ rate of the Scottish child payment for children under 1 year of age will be ...

We propose a novel measure of intergenerational welfare mobility, “value-value” slope, including both pecuniary and ...

Why isn’t the NHS improving faster? We unpack waiting lists, winter pressures, productivity and reform plans - and ask ...

This paper examines the UK’s current tax and disability trust framework and argues for a broader, more accessible range of ...

Objective analysis of economic policy is more important now than it has ever been. You can join our network and help improve ...

Using the 1937 introduction of antibiotics, we study how childhood pneumonia affects adult education, employment, income, and ...

We propose a new approach to estimate selection-corrected quantiles of the gender wage gap.

We analyze the impact of the EU’s Directive on Public Country-by-Country Reporting, where multinational corporations must disclose key financial data ...

As a result, the hump shape in despair by age, which we can see here in the dark line which shows the years 2009 to 2018, has disappeared by 2019-21 (dotted orange line). Instead, despair starts high ...