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Prof @HWUeconomics, Res.Lead @NIESRorg, Ctte @MMF_research, ex-CE @spatialeconomic "Patterns without Structure aid neither Change nor Policy." Usual disclaimer

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Joined February 2021
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@AdrianPabst1
Adrian Pabst
26 days
Frank Field who was a Trustee of @NIESRorg sought to renew the legacy of Beveridge, one of NIESR’s founding fathers Read Frank’s essay on a more mutualist welfare state with contribution at its core: https://t.co/xnrOtexbGy @EconArnab @EconSteveM @econromesh
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prospectmagazine.co.uk
Our welfare system undermines the value of hard work
@frankfieldteam
Frank Field
2 months
We are honoured to announce the inaugural Frank Field Memorial Lecture on 16 Oct. Lord Maurice Glasman will speak on “Courage, Contribution and Covenant – The Legacy of Frank Field”. Sign up and Watch live: https://t.co/8FUwZoQgu6 Support us on: https://t.co/kXRvGTPBLo
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@jagjit_chadha
Jagjit S. Chadha
7 months
Many congratulations to @AikeyD. Who I have known for many years and will rise to the challenge of taking over my reins. The best of British luck to him and all at @NIESRorg! @PhilipRutnam @econromesh @EconSteveM @AdrianPabst1 https://t.co/F1cxfGUYJC
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@CamEcon
CamEcon
7 months
The Faculty's Vasco Carvalho has been included in @ProSyn’s Forward Thinkers list, launched to mark their 30th anniversary and highlight #PS30 global voices shaping the future of public debate. Explore the full list: https://t.co/dP4Q6EmFcZ
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
7 months
"The self-imposed constraints on tax and fiscal rules continue to severely limit the scope for action" In this NEW blog, our Deputy Director @AdrianPabst1 unpacks the implications of last week's #SpringStatement for the UK economy and social policy 📊⬇ https://t.co/WiDG56tyGt
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
"With no substantial initiatives targeting low-income households, the living standards and living conditions of the working poor will continue to stagnate." Our @EconArnab on the #SpringStatement and UK living standards 🏘👇 10/n 🧵
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@williamnhutton
Will Hutton
8 months
Hard to argue with any of the article below - in fact I don’t! The idea that incremental changes to tax and spending are the key to growth is bonkers. Labour’s economic strategy is outdated. I can fix that
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theguardian.com
The last thing we need from Wednesday’s spring statement are incremental changes to tax and spending. Let’s have a clear plan, says Jagjit Chadha of Cambridge University
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
A packed room and excellent discussions at our UK Living Standards event yesterday! 👏 We were joined by @Helen_Barnard (@TrussellUK), Elizabeth Campbell (@RBKC) and @timleunig (@LSEPublicPolicy), chaired by @ITVJoel 💬 Watch the full recording here ⬇📺 https://t.co/iRgtXyYKBB
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niesr.ac.uk
In this public event we will be sharing findings from our UKRI-funded Living Standards Review,  a comprehensive assessment of what the key drivers of living standards are today.  Throughout the...
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
@_maxmosley The event continues with a panel chaired by @ITVJoel and insights from @Helen_Barnard (@TrussellUK), Elizabeth Campbell (@RBKC), @timleunig (@LSEPublicPolicy) and our @_maxmosley
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
Our event is about to start.... ⌛ Getting everything ready...
@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
Our Living Standards event is this Thursday! 💥⏰ We'll hear from expert panelists @Helen_Barnard (@TrussellUK), Elizabeth Campbell (@RBKC), @timleunig (@LSEPublicPolicy) and our @_maxmosley, chaired by @ITVJoel 👏💬 Sign up to join us there ⬇ @ESRC https://t.co/GMAqjn2zSf
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@AdrianPabst1
Adrian Pabst
8 months
Huge honour to welcome ⁦@jonpayates⁩ to ⁦@NIESRorg⁩ for a talk on how reduce youth violence 1 in 2 teenage children changed their behaviour last year because of violence ⁦@YouthEndowFund⁩ ⁦@AbhinayMuthoo⁩ ⁦@EconSteveM⁩ ⁦@EconArnab
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
The event begins with NIESR Fellow @AbhinayMuthoo introducing @YouthEndowFund's @jonpayates #PublicPolicy #YouthViolence
@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
8 months
THIS WEDNESDAY ⏰ "Cutting Violent Crime: An Evidence-Led Approach" 📅 12 March, 17:00-19:00 @YouthEndowFund's @jonpayates will speak on the science of how to cut violence and explore what government and wider society needs to do 💬 Sign up to attend ⬇ https://t.co/gkJZrZIGj0
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@SirGeoffPalmer
Sir Geoff Palmer
8 months
A Society’s interest in the way we live: My medical treatment was long but it was a great honour to receive this award from the Saltire Society.
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@d_spiegel
David Spiegelhalter
8 months
In uncertain times....
@wwnorton
W. W. Norton & Company
8 months
Sparkling with wit and fascinating real-world examples, @d_spiegel's THE ART OF UNCERTAINTY is an essential guide to navigating uncertainty while also retaining the humility to admit what we don’t, or simply cannot, know. In stores now. https://t.co/BGAluD6YxG
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@lewbel
Arthur Lewbel
9 months
Sorry to hear about the passing of Ed Leamer. I recall once telling him I was working on nonparametric testing, and he said, “Too bad. I don’t believe in nonparametrics, and I don’t believe in tests.”
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
#WeekendReading 💡 The latest issue of our @NIESRreview is out now! Volume 266 on #Climate Sustainability is introduced by our @EconArnab & @AdrianPabst1 and @univofstandrews's J. Roderick McCrorie 🌱📃 Read their article here ⬇🔓 https://t.co/zIHYmsNhz2
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@NIESRreview
NIER
9 months
OUT NOW! Our Latest NIER Issue: Climate Sustainability 🌱📃 Volume 266 is introduced by our @EconArnab & @AdrianPabst1 and @univofstandrews's J. Roderick McCrorie ✍ Read their article "#Climate Sustainability - Evidence and Policy" here ⬇🔓 https://t.co/vRiIMTc4Yd
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
#WeekendWatching 📺 On Friday, our researchers Patricia Sanchez Juanino, @FergusJimenezE and @EconArnab presented the findings of our latest UK and Global Economic Outlooks 💬👏 Missed the #event? You can catch up on the full recording here ⬇📽 https://t.co/2ZLpjfEySY
niesr.ac.uk
After the election of a new government in July 2024 with a mandate of ‘change’ and the promise of higher economic growth, what is the UK economic outlook?
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
The Forum has begun! 🎬Keep following this thread for updates 🧵 Don't forget that our UK Economic Outlook is now available to read in full ⬇⚡ https://t.co/GFI4AcOEfk #UKEconomy #GlobalEconomy #EconTwitter @RoyalEconSoc 1/n
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niesr.ac.uk
The UK economy in 2025 is a story of two halves. At the start there'll be subdued growth & inflation. At the end, inflation will fall & growth pick up.
@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
⚡ Our Winter 2025 Economic Forum will be starting shortly ⚡ *Follow our live Twitter thread* here 🧵 and watch along at 11:00 on Zoom or on our LinkedIn page 📺 More details about this #event and how to join 👇 https://t.co/ey6uvRgbgx
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
Our @EconArnab's presentation draws to a close with some concluding thoughts 💭and policy actions 💡 Specific recommendations include: 1️⃣ Reflecting local and regional needs in central house building targets and 2️⃣ Aligning new #housing with #transport connectivity​ 15/n
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@NIESRorg
National Institute of Economic and Social Research
9 months
@FergusJimenezE @EconArnab Next, @EconArnab unpacks the implications of the National Minimum #Wage and National Living Wage changes for households 🏘 Households in the second income decile will be better off by about £2,400 per year 📈 12/n
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