Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Covid-19 and global capitalism Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Dr Tobias Franz, Lecturer in Economics at SOAS and Shreya Nanda, Economist at IPPR By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 14 August 2020 It’s a cliche by now to say that Covid-19 has upended our economy. Industries have...
Read More »Building a green stimulus for Covid-19
Videos Building a green stimulus for Covid-19 Lukasz Krebel explains NEF's recovery plan for a greener, fairer future By Lukasz Krebel 11 August 2020 The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a deep economic shock, and the latest forecasts show that there could be 3 million people out of work by next Christmas....
Read More »Weekly Economics Podcast: How do we win a green recovery?
Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: How do we win a green recovery? Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by NEF Head of Environment and the Green Transition, Chaitanya Kumar and Fatima Zahra-Ibrahim co-director of Green New Deal UK By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 07 August 2020 We’re facing two global crises. We have...
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Blog Road to Recovery Decarbonising the Bank of England’s pandemic QE By Frank van Lerven 04 August 2020 Imagine, successfully side-stepping an oncoming car only to be hit by a massive lorry. That is what will happen if policymakers try to recover our economy from the coronavirus pandemic without...
Read More »Weekly Economics Podcast: Where does conservatism go next?
Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Where does conservatism go next? Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh and Director of Research & Advocacy at Common Wealth Miriam Brett By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 31 July 2020 For most of the last decade, the Conservative government has said...
Read More »Weekly Economics Podcast: Can we avoid a tsunami of job losses?
Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Can we avoid a tsunami of job losses? Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by NEF's Alfie Stirling and Nikki Pound, TUC Policy and Campaigns Support Officer By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 22 July 2020 It feels like every day there are new dire predictions of the state of the UK...
Read More »Shorter working week newsletter 6
Publications Shorter working week newsletter 6 European Network for the Fair Sharing of Working Time By Aidan Harper 20 July 2020 Download the newsletter The newsletter is published every few months and captures the latest, most exciting...
Read More »Weekly Economics Podcast: Do police and prisons keep us safe?
Podcasts Weekly Economics Podcast: Do police and prisons keep us safe? Ayeisha is joined by Dr. Adam Elliot-Cooper, research associate in sociology at the University of Greenwich and board member of the Monitoring Group By Ayeisha Thomas-Smith 14 July 2020 At the end of June Keir Starmer said of Black...
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Blog Discarded at sea Why do workers' rights get forgotten when we talk about the fishing industry? By Chris Williams 13 July 2020 Fishing is playing a totemic role in Brexit negotiations. While awareness of the importance of environmental sustainability is more prominent than ever, there’s a widespread...
Read More »NEF in the news, July
Coverage NEF in the news, July Media coverage of the New Economics Foundation 09 July 2020 The chancellor’s economic statement on the UK’s post-pandemic recovery Miatta Fahnbulleh appeared on BBC News, Sky News, BBC 2 Politics Live and BBC Radio 4 to talk about the mini-Budget and lay out what the government should do to protect and create jobs in its...
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